HypervaultFi beschuldigt des Rug Pulls nach Abzug von 3,6 Millionen Dollar

DeFi-Projekt lässt Anleger im Stich – Millionen verschwinden über Nacht.

Wie der Traum vom schnellen Reichtum platzt

HypervaultFi steht im Zentrum von Vorwürfen, nachdem Liquidität in Höhe von 3,6 Millionen Dollar abgezogen wurde. Das Projekt, das einst hohe Renditen versprach, hinterlässt verärgerte Investoren und leere Geldbörsen.

Muster klassischer Exit-Betrügereien

Experten identifizieren klare Anzeichen für geplantes Vorgehen: Unregelmäßigkeiten bei Token-Locks, verdächtige Transaktionsmuster und plötzliche Kommunikationspausen. Die FSA warnt bereits vor unregulierten DeFi-Plattformen.

BNB Chain als Tatort

Die Transaktionen erfolgten über die BNB Chain – ein beliebtes Ziel für Rug Pulls aufgrund niedriger Gebühren und schneller Abwicklungen. Der Vorfall erreichte nie ATH-Werte, sondern endete im kompletten Kollaps.

Das übliche Spiel: viel Versprechen, wenig Substanz. Aber hey – wer braucht schon Regulation, wenn man stattdessen auf das Ehrenkodex von anonymen Entwicklern vertrauen kann?

HypervaultFi did not affect the wider Hyperliquid ecosystem

HyperEVM and Hyperliquid remain safe, though still containing inherent vault risk. Previous cases of drained vaults or aggressive trading have not been compensated, as depositing into vaults is a personal risk of crypto finance. 

The vault was drained of HYPE tokens, which were then moved through DeBridge and sold, as the main draining wallet reveals. The Hyperliquid community warned that the rug pull event was not a sign that the leading perpetual DEX was inherently flawed. 

For now, the rug pull on the high-risk vault has not further undermined HYPE, as the token still traded around $42.53 after the attack. 

Hypervault promised point farming, airdrop

Hypervault was behaving as a usual DeFi app, communicating with its supporters until the last minute. The project shared long-term plans for lowering the yield and becoming more sustainable. 

HypervaultFi even promised to launch a token before the end of the year. One of the project’s founders, 0xnick, mentioned the product was still in the early stages and had a long development ahead. Users were also encouraged to use other HyperEVM protocols like Hyperlend and HyPurrFi to farm points. 

Just before the rug pull, the protocol was preparing for its first official audit, creating a reputation of safety. However, analysts noted that the reported auditors did not even know about the project, raising the first red flags. 

Hyperliquid’s HyperEVM has prepared to expand its ecosystem with new points and airdrop projects. The current list of projects is spread across several tiers, and point farming may contain varying levels of risk. Hypervault was not among the tracked projects, and mostly relied on its high-yield strategy.

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