North Korean hackers move $30 million in bitcoin via Hyperliquid, data reveals
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On-chain analysis shows North Korean-linked hackers moved about $30 million in bitcoin through the crypto derivatives platform Hyperliquid. The transfers demonstrate the use of centralized intermediaries to process and onward-route stolen funds, with balances subsequently sent to other addresses and mixing services. This highlights that DPRK cybercrime continues to generate significant illicit bitcoin flows and that exchanges and trading platforms remain vectors for laundering, increasing regulatory scrutiny and compliance risk across the Bitcoin ecosystem.
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