North Korean Hackers Moved $30M in Bitcoin Through Hyperliquid Over Three Weeks

BitcoinWorld North Korean Hackers Moved $30M in Bitcoin Through Hyperliquid Over Three Weeks North Korean hackers have reportedly moved approximately $30 million worth of Bitcoin through the Hyperliquid platform over the past three weeks, according to blockchain intelligence firm Arkham, as cited by Crypto Briefing.

The transfers have drawn renewed attention to the platform’s security protocols and the broader challenge of tracking illicit funds in decentralized finance.

Background: Hyperliquid’s Previous Scrutiny In December 2024, Hyperliquid faced similar scrutiny when blockchain analysts flagged wallets linked to North Korean hacking groups interacting with the platform.

At the time, Hyperliquid denied any breach or loss of user funds, stating that the flagged activity did not compromise the exchange’s integrity.