Trove Markets is accused of selling more than $10 million in HYPE tokens within 24 hours, triggering fraud allegations and community scrutiny. The decentralized perpetuals exchange runs on Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 protocol.
On Nov 19, 2025 SafePal announced integration of Hyperliquid perpetuals into its wallet and trading suite, giving users in-app access to perpetual contracts including HYPE. The addition expands SafePal's DeFi product set and may increase on-chain liquidity for HYPE and SFP.
Analysts link BTX Capital to a coordinated trading setup on Hyperliquid that jolted POPCAT prices; on-chain patterns suggest manipulation. The episode raises fresh questions about market surveillance and liquidity risk for small tokens.
Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao denied any involvement in a wallet exploit tied to Hyperliquid, saying observers misread on-chain activity. Hyperliquid is investigating while CZ warned against spreading unverified claims.
A TSLA-USDH perpetual contract has launched on the Hyperliquid decentralized exchange via the Felix Protocol, offering on-chain exposure to Tesla shares with tailored trading parameters. The move expands tokenized equity access for DeFi traders and uses the HYPE ecosystem.
Arkham Intelligence reported abnormal on-chain trading before POPCAT's sharp drop and says roughly $5M of bad debt was pushed to Hyperliquid's Hyperliquidity Provider (HLP). The findings raise manipulation and liquidity-provider risk concerns for the decentralized perpetuals platform.
A coordinated attack on Hyperliquid's Hyperliquidity Provider (HLP) vault drained nearly $5M, with the attacker reportedly burning $3M as part of the exploit. The incident heightens DeFi derivatives security concerns and puts pressure on HYPE token holders.
An alleged market manipulation on Hyperliquid saw an anonymous trader fake a $20M buy wall and spend roughly $3M in minutes, triggering a POPCAT flash crash and about $4.9M in suspicious flows, community observers say.
A single trader burned roughly $3 million to create about $5 million of loss in Hyperliquid’s vault, an on-chain episode observers called "performance art." The move has sparked fresh debate over protocol risk and market manipulation.
POPCAT fell about 43% after a roughly $30 million manipulation on Hyperliquid, according to DeFi researcher Hanzo. An unknown trader executed a coordinated strategy roughly 13 hours before the market disruption.