An attacker may have intentionally manipulated POPCAT, causing Hyperliquid HLP to lose $4.9 million in bad debts.

PANews reported on November 13 that, according to Arkham's monitoring, an attacker is suspected of deliberately attacking HLP (Hyperliquidity Provider) on Hyperliquid. The attacker used 19 wallets and $3 million in principal to establish a $20-30 million long position in POPCAT with 5x leverage, and set up a massive buy order wall.

Subsequently, the attacker abruptly removed the buy order wall, causing a flash crash in POPCAT's price, instantly liquidating its $3 million in collateral to zero. Due to the lack of liquidity, HLP was forced to take over the position, ultimately resulting in a $4.9 million bad debt loss. Analyst @mlmabc pointed out that this act of losing $3 million in a few seconds was not foolish or negligent, but a "deliberate attack" against HLP and Hyperliquid.

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