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North Korean hackers move $30 million in Bitcoin through Hyperliquid

Wallets linked to North Korea's Lazarus Group moved more than $30 million in Bitcoin through decentralized exchange Hyperliquid over three weeks, raising sanctions compliance questions as the platform pursues US market entry through talks with Kraken parent Payward.

Aug 31, 20264 sourcesCrypto Sanctions Compliance Crypto hacks Bitcoin Decentralized exchange (DEX)DeFi Crypto regulation Anti-money laundering (AML)

North Korean hackers move $30 million in Bitcoin through Hyperliquid

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