A cryptocurrency investor lost about $550,000 in USDC after falling victim to a phishing scam using a fraudulent Google search ad for Hyperliquid. The scam redirected the user to a fake website mimicking Hyperliquid, compromising sensitive information and transferring funds to attacker-controlled wallets. Google has since disabled the malicious advertiser's account, but such phishing attacks via sponsored ads remain a recurring threat to crypto users. The Hyperliquid platform itself was not breached and continues to see user growth, highlighting the importance of verifying URLs and avoiding sponsored listings when accessing crypto platforms.
After a strong August, Bitcoin Spot ETFs faced $462.73 million in outflows from September 8-11, coinciding with Bitcoin's price dropping from about $79K to $77.3K. Major outflows came from Grayscale GBTC and Ark Invest's ARKB. Conversely, Ethereum ET...
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan predicts Hyperliquid's market cap could reach $200 trillion within the next decade, driven by strong investor demand and institutional adoption. The cryptocurrency has already doubled its price this year, rising 205% from $39....
Hyperliquid recently burned about 32.77K HYPE tokens worth $2.65 million, reducing the total supply by 4.86%. The protocol's total value locked (TVL) has risen to nearly $7 billion, supporting ongoing token burns funded by platform fees. On the price...
Investment firm Multicoin Capital has identified Hyperliquid as one of its largest holdings following a detailed reassessment of the protocol. This decision reflects confidence in Hyperliquid's growth, driven by increased liquidity and developer acti...
Zcash (ZEC) shows a strong rebound, trading near $1,187 after a rapid rise from $500 in mid-August, signaling robust growth potential. Binance Coin (BNB) maintains a bullish trend above $700, aiming to retest $770–$780 resistance after a recent corre...
