Hyperliquid Twitter Account Hacked; Blockchain Remains Secure

On May 24, 2025, Hyperliquid’s Twitter account was hacked, but the blockchain infrastructure remains unaffected.

The event highlights concerns over social media security even as the HYPE token shows resilience, maintaining investor confidence.

The Hyperliquid Twitter account was compromised on May 24, 2025. Despite this, the platform’s blockchain operations continue undisrupted. This marks the second such incident in recent months involving their social media accounts.

The affected account is HyperFND, associated with Hyperliquid. The official Hyperliquid X account confirmed the breach and warned users against interacting with malicious links or tweets from the hacked account.

Despite the breach, the HYPE token price increased by approximately 6%, reflecting investor confidence in blockchain security. The market capital for HYPE is nearly $12 billion, ranking it as the 14th largest cryptocurrency.

The market’s response indicates that investors view the hacking incident as a standalone issue, not affecting the underlying protocol. Calls have emerged for improved security practices on social media platforms to prevent future incidents.

The recent breach follows a similar incident on May 1, 2025, when another Hyperliquid account was compromised. The earlier hack occurred due to a reported insider threat at Twitter.

Analysts suggest that maintaining robust security measures is crucial for building trust. Historically, the crypto market has shown resilience to such incidents when the core technology remains unaffected.

“HyperFND twitter account was compromised. The Hyperliquid blockchain is unaffected. Do not interact with any links or tweets from that account.” — Hyperliquid X Team