Lazarus Moves $30M Through Hyperliquid as US Talks Advance
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Lazarus moves $30M through Hyperliquid as US talks advance
Wallets linked to North Korea’s Lazarus Group have sold more than $30 million in Bitcoin through Hyperliquid over three weeks as U.S. officials and Payward explore regulated access to the platform. Lazarus-linked wallets convert Bitcoin into ETH and SOL Arkham…
Lazarus Group Wallets Move Over $30M Through Hyperliquid
Lazarus Group-linked wallets have transferred over $30 million through Hyperliquid, drawing regulatory interest as U.S. policymakers explore market entry. The post Lazarus Group Wallets Move Over $30M Through Hyperliquid appeared first on Coinfomania.
Lazarus Group-linked Wallets Moves $30M+ via Hyperliquid Ahead of US Regulatory Push
TLDR: Lazarus Group wallets moved over $30M through Hyperliquid’s HyperUnit as of August 31. ZachXBT linked the same wallets to $61M in stolen funds back in 2024. Funds reached KuCoin, LBank, Kraken, and unlabeled Tron-based services after bridging. Kraken parent Payward is in talks with Hyperliquid Labs for regulated US access. Lazarus Group-linked wallets have [...] The post Lazarus Group-linked Wallets Moves $30M+ via Hyperliquid Ahead of US …
Bankers linked to the North Korean hacker group Lazarus would have sold more than $30 million in Bitcoin via Hyperliquid over the past three weeks, later converting part of the funds to ETH and SOL and sending them to centralized exchanges. The activity repositions sanctions controls at the center of the debate just as the United States explores ways to integrate the decentralized derivatives platform into its regulated financial system.
According to ChainCatcher, data from Arkham Blockchain shows that wallets associated with the North Korean state-backed hacking group Lazarus Group sold over $30 million worth of Bitcoin on the decentralized perpetual contract trading platform Hyperliquid in the past three weeks. The proceeds were used to purchase Ethereum and Solana, and subsequently transferred to centralized exchanges such as Kraken, LBank, and KuCoin. Kraken responded that i…
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