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North Korean Hackers Move $30 Million in Bitcoin via Hyperliquid

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North Korean hackers have been moving significant amounts of Bitcoin through the decentralized derivatives platform Hyperliquid. According to blockchain analytics firm Arkham, the hackers have moved over $30 million in Bitcoin over the past three weeks.

This is not the first time Hyperliquid has been linked to North Korean-linked wallets. In December 2024, the company faced scrutiny for similar activities, but maintained that no security breaches or loss of user funds occurred at that time.

The recent transactions highlight continued concerns about potentially illicit activities on the platform and the need for vigilance in monitoring such activities.

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