Korean Hackers Lose Big Trading on Hyperliquid: Are They Poking for Holes?
Addresses linked to North Korean hackers have lost nearly half a million dollars betting on ether using Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange with its own layer one (L1) blockchain platform. While rumors of an impending...
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