Yesterday, Hyperliquid leaked 112 million US dollars in USDC, setting its highest single-day outflow record

According to data compiled by venture capital fund Hashed on Dune Analytics, over $112 million worth of USDC flowed out from the cryptocurrency derivatives trading platform Hyperliquid on Monday, marking the largest single-day outflow in its history.

According to data compiled by Dune Analytics user uwusanauwu, Hyperliquid's average daily trading volume over the past week was $8.8 billion. According to a post dated December 21st, the platform recently set a record with a 24-hour trading volume exceeding $15 billion. 

Yesterday's news reported that several North Korean hacker addresses are conducting transactions on Hyperliquid, causing concern among community members that these transaction activities may indicate that North Korean hackers have identified Hyperliquid as a potential target and are testing system stability through executing trades.

Subsequently, Hyperliquid Labs issued an announcement stating it has become aware of reports regarding so-called North Korean hacker address activities. In fact, Hyperliquid has not suffered any attacks from North Korean hackers nor any form of attack at all. All user funds have been properly managed.