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Reverse Engineering Hyperliquid
I reverse engineered Hyperliquid's closed-source validator binary. Key findings:
* 8 undisclosed addresses control all transaction submission
* Single private key can set any oracle price instantly: no timelock, no limits
* Chain can freeze via governance. No undo function exists.
* `TestnetSetYesterdayUserVlm` in mainnet binary: retroactive volume manipulation for a system where volume determined airdrop allocation
* $362M more in user claims than exists in the bridge
* Hidden lending protocol (BOLE) with $1M+ supplied, no documentation
Every claim includes proofs you can verify yourself.
#cryptocurrency
I reverse engineered Hyperliquid's closed-source validator binary. Key findings:
* 8 undisclosed addresses control all transaction submission
* Single private key can set any oracle price instantly: no timelock, no limits
* Chain can freeze via governance. No undo function exists.
* `TestnetSetYesterdayUserVlm` in mainnet binary: retroactive volume manipulation for a system where volume determined airdrop allocation
* $362M more in user claims than exists in the bridge
* Hidden lending protocol (BOLE) with $1M+ supplied, no documentation
Every claim includes proofs you can verify yourself.
#cryptocurrency
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