The following post is from Hyperliquid Labs
Hyperliquid Labs is committed to the advancement of defi and its promise in delivering a more open, transparent, and efficient financial system for all. As a contributor to the Hyperliquid blockchain, we believe in defi’s ability not only to meet but to exceed the demands of modern financial markets.
In this spirit, Hyperliquid Labs submitted two comment letters to the United States’ Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in response to its recent Requests for Comment on perpetual derivatives and 24/7 trading. We commend the CFTC for its proactive engagement on these topics, understanding of which is fundamental to the evolution of global markets. We believe that Hyperliquid exemplifies how core defi principles can be put into practice to enhance market efficiency, market integrity, and user protection.
Supporting defi in the U.S. with open dialogue and a clear regulatory framework is an opportunity to ensure the U.S. remains a leader in financial innovation while robustly protecting users. Hyperliquid Labs, alongside the broader Hyperliquid community, is committed to being a constructive partner in this journey. We thank the CFTC for its leadership in exploring these critical market innovations and for the opportunity to contribute our perspective.
@benbybit 5/ The attacker somehow:
1. Identified every multisig signer
2. Infected each signer's device with malware
3. Made the UI show a different transaction than what was actually being signed
4. Got all signers to approve without suspicion
Cold wallet security just got redefined.
@safe Bybit Hot wallet, Warm wallet and all other cold wallets are fine. The only cold wallet that was hacked was ETH cold wallet. ALL withdraws are NORMAL.