Lazarus moves $30M through Hyperliquid as US talks advance
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Lazarus moves $30M through Hyperliquid as US talks advance
Wallets linked to North Korea’s Lazarus Group have sold more than $30 million in Bitcoin through Hyperliquid over three weeks as U.S. officials and Payward explore regulated access to the platform. Lazarus-linked wallets convert Bitcoin into ETH and SOL Arkham…
Hyperliquid is once again under pressure. Hackers linked to the North Korean regime reportedly moved over $30 million worth of Bitcoin through the platform in three weeks, just as it is trying to align itself with US regulations. The article Hyperliquid: North Korean hackers move $30 million worth of Bitcoin appeared first on Cryptoast.
Lazarus-Linked Wallets Move $30M Through Hyperliquid as U.S. Entry Talks Advance
Wallets linked to North Korea’s Lazarus Group moved more than $30 million through Hyperliquid over the past three weeks, with activity continuing through August 31 as the onchain derivatives platform moves closer to a potential regulated U.S. entry. More than $30 million passed through the identified wallet cluster using Hyperliquid’s HyperUnit infrastructure. The addresses had… Continue reading Lazarus-Linked Wallets Move $30M Through Hyperliqu…
It has been confirmed that North Korean hacker groups are not only buying and selling virtual assets but also transferring virtual assets and funds on Hyperliquid, the largest decentralized derivatives trading platform, which is on the verge of entering the U.S. market following the recent will of U.S. President Donald Trump. On the 31st (local time), CoinDesk reported that, at its request, blockchain analytics firm Arkham exclusively...
Trump's Hyperliquid onshoring push meets $30M in North Korean money
Based on blockchain analysis by Arkham, North Korean hackers have laundered over $30 million worth of Bitcoin through Hyperliquid over the last three weeks, according to reports. The developments come at a delicate time. President Donald Trump and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) are attempting to bring the offshore derivatives exchange within the boundaries of the United States. The discovery of Arkham intensifies the unresolved …
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