Multicoin's investment in HYPE highlights growing institutional trust in blockchain models, potentially boosting Hyperliquid's market influence. Multicoin Capital invests over $100M in Hyperliquid's HYPE token.
How were users duped into losing their money by the fraudulent Hyperliquid website?
The incident highlights the urgent need for enhanced vigilance and security measures in digital advertising to protect DeFi users from phishing scams. Trader loses $550,000 to Google ad scam impersonating Hyperliquid.
Hyperliquid's lobbying could reshape U.S. crypto markets by integrating blockchain infrastructure, potentially boosting market value and innovation. Hyperliquid lobbies to offer perpetual futures on US-regulated blockchain.
A Hyperliquid user lost about $550,000 in USDC to a fake exchange site served by a paid Google search ad. Google suspended the advertiser account.
A Hyperliquid user reportedly lost $550,000 in USDC after clicking a fake Google ad.
Buyers reclaimed momentum, but $110 million in whale sales shadowed the rebound.
A Hyperliquid user reportedly lost about $550,000 in USDC after a Google ad led to a phishing site; Google says it suspended the advertiser.
On August 13, a cryptocurrency investor suffered losses totaling around $550,000 in USDC after becoming victim to a sophisticated phishing operation executed through a paid Google search advertisement.
Hyperliquid's stronger Q2 fundamentals, whale ownership, and rising volume could help HYPE.
On Uneasy Money, the Infinex and Synthetix founder called Hyperliquid's decision to hand outside market builders half of all trading fees "a bit crazy," and argued that falling revenue and shrinking HYPE buybacks show why it will have to change.
A Hyperliquid user appears to have lost about $550,000 in USDC after clicking a malicious Google search ad impersonating the trading platform. Blockchain data linked three transfers from the victim's wallet to addresses identified as controlled by the attacker.