Summary
- Crypto Briefing reported that North Korean hackers moved $30 million worth of Bitcoin (BTC) through Hyperliquid over a three-week period.
- Hyperliquid came under scrutiny in December 2024 over links to wallets labeled as belonging to North Korean hackers.
- The platform said at the time that there had been no hack and no loss of user funds.
North Korean hackers moved $30 million worth of Bitcoin through Hyperliquid over the past three weeks, Crypto Briefing reported on Sept. 1.
Hyperliquid came under scrutiny in December 2024 over links to wallets labeled as belonging to North Korean hackers. The platform said at the time that there had been no hack and no loss of user funds.
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