Hyperliquid Hit by UK FCA Warning as Crypto Perps Face Scrutiny

Grayscale Investments has filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to launch a spot Canton Coin exchange-traded fund, extending its recent push into crypto investment products just days after its Hyperliquid staking ETF began trading. According to a registration…

The FCA's warning highlights the risks of using unregulated platforms, emphasizing the need for consumer protection in decentralized finance. The post Hyperliquid flagged by UK FCA as unauthorized firm targeting British users appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Hayes exited ZEC after an Orchard privacy bug raised supply doubts. He also liquidated HYPE and NEAR while rotating his portfolio. The Zcash flaw was patched, but future exploitation cannot be ruled out. Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, has fully exited his positions in Zcash (ZEC), Hyperliquid (HYPE), and NEAR Protocol (NEAR). The decision comes […] The post BitMEX co-founder, Arthur Hayes, liquidates all his ZEC, HYPE, and NEAR tokens appeared first on CoinJournal.

This Friday, we examine Ethereum, Ripple, Cardano, Binance Coin, and Hyperliquid in greater detail. Ethereum (ETH) This week was one of the worst of this bear market as most cryptocurrencies fell by double digits. Ethereum was no different, crashing 17%. Unfortunately, the $1,800 support could not hold the bears back and quickly turned into resistance. […]

Hyperliquid has fallen sharply from its record high after a whale-led selloff triggered a wave of liquidations and pushed momentum indicators into their weakest position since the token’s breakout rally began. According to data from crypto.news, Hyperliquid (HYPE) price was…

Bitcoin and Ethereum trading activity has fallen to multi-quarter lows on Hyperliquid, while volume in equity-linked and pre-IPO perpetual contracts has climbed sharply. According to a June 5 report from Block Scholes shared with crypto.news, risk sentiment around the two…

Hyperliquid whales are accumulating, with one wallet withdrawing $64.9 million worth of HYPE from exchanges in three days. Meanwhile, a trader who lost $46.5 million shorting the token flipped long and is down another $840,000. Whales Quietly Stack HYPE Large holders are pulling HYPE off exchanges at a steady clip, suggesting accumulation rather than an […]

The age-old IT defense when compliance violations are investigated by regulators is to try and keep a low profile — and hope no one looks too closely. But with enhanced SEC interest in all data breaches encouraging regulators around the globe to take those closer looks at IT, data breach disclosure rules are becoming more strict. While that might be unsettling for cybersecurity executives, it is also disturbing news for IT admins, who could find themselves under a remarkably uncomfortable spotlight.  Consider this recent move by the New York State Department of Financial Services against the Delta Dental Insurance Company. State officials hit the insurance company for improper and inconsistent enforcement of its own data retention policies; improper incident response plan protocols; and improper notification of the security incident itself.  The company was fined more than $2 million. The data retention violations are perhaps the most problematic. Had that policy been enforced properly