Discussion

• @tayvano_ Tay on x

  DPRK's trading career is...uh....going.....🙈 tbh if i was the dude managing Hyperliquid's 4 validators (or those fucking ghetto ass binaries on gh) I would be shitting my pants right now. Hyperliquid dudes dont seem worried at all though so im sure its fine. 🫠 [image]

• @wublockchain Wu Blockchain on x

  Hyperliquid Labs: We are aware of reports circulating regarding activity by supposed DPRK addresses. There has been no DPRK exploit - or any exploit for that matter - of Hyperliquid. All user funds are accounted for. Hyperliquid Labs takes opsec seriously. No vulnerabilities have

• @0xcygaar @0xcygaar on x

  I can't speak much on the security of the actual Hyperliquid validators, but I am somewhat familiar with how the HL USDC bridge and Arbitrum work. Right now there's $2.3B of USDC in the HL bridge contract deployed on Arbitrum. Most of the functions in this bridge contract are

• @safetyth1rd @safetyth1rd on x

  secured by four validators, being probed by Lazarus Ignoring security issues Hyper liquid

• @stoicsavage @stoicsavage on x

  can everyone calm the fuck down now hyperliquid [image]

• @0xfoobar @0xfoobar on x

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• @silvermanjacob Jacob Silverman on x

  Next question is: how many North Korean programmers does Hyperliquid employ, knowingly or not. Time to take a closer look at those company devs you've never met in person who claim to live in Singapore or Thailand.

• @jillrgunter Jill Gunter on x

  Imagine being a VC amid the Hyperliquid / DPRK / Tay fallout and deciding yeah, I could just not say anything... or I could randomly chime in with this and not bring any receipts💀💀💀 [image]

• @zeneca @zeneca on x

  my best attempt at a tldr on this North Korea / Hyperliquid stuff: An industry veteran white hacker made a tweet saying they think Hyperliquid should chat with them bc North Korea is trading on their platform and trying to find a way to exploit it (they do this on lots of

• @evgenygaevoy @evgenygaevoy on x

  I know Tay can be rough around the edges when it comes to communication style, but you don't mess with indicators like this

• @tusharjain_ Tushar Jain on x

  Imagine how OFAC will react to a no KYC centralized exchange with North Korean activity (4 closed source validators = centralized)

• @poorguard @poorguard on x

  OK, so in case you didn't get it and are raging at Tay in the comments: 1. North Korea doesn't trade on Hyperliquid. If they are getting liquidated on HL, it means they are testing a potential vulnerability. 2. Yes she works at Metamask, which is irrelevant. Hope this helps.

• @blknoiz06 @blknoiz06 on x

  hyperliquid [image]