On December 23rd, encrypted KOL Tay organized data showing that multiple identified North Korean hacker addresses have recently been trading on Hyperliquid, with a total loss of over $700,000. Many community members are concerned that these trading activities may indicate that North Korean hackers have targeted Hyperliquid as a potential target and are testing system stability by executing trades.
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Source: North Korean hacker addresses are trading on Hyperliquid, with total losses of more than $700,000
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