Hyperliquid trader’s $170M oil orders raise spoofing concerns
Solidus Labs has flagged more than $170 million in suspicious oil-linked perpetual orders on Hyperliquid during March’s energy-market volatility. Lookonchain said the activity involved two accounts between March 8 and 10, with large orders repeatedly canceled while trades were completed…
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