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Hyperliquid: Foundation's Official X Account is Secure

Hyperliquid: Foundation's Official X Account is Secure

金色财经金色财经2025/05/26 04:33
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According to a report by Jinse Finance, Hyperliquid stated on its social platform that the HyperFoundation X account is secure. The Hyperliquid blockchain and all other social media channels have not been affected and remain secure. The team mentioned that a thorough investigation is underway with the assistance of the X security team. The account has always followed and will continue to implement the best security measures. Internal systems, emails, or related credentials have not been compromised. Hardware two-factor authentication has also not been affected. Sincere thanks to the X team for their swift action and support. Previously, on May 24, it was reported that the official Hyper Foundation X account @HyperFND was stolen.

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