Hyperliquid Token Plunges 21% Amid Fears of Looming North Korea Hack
Are North Korean hackers snooping for vulnerabilities around buzzy DeFi platform Hyperliquid? Security researchers say yes, but Hyperliquid Labs and HYPE holders are pushing back.
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