DeFi-протокол Hypervault исчезает с $3,6 млн в активах, вызывая подозрения в мошенничестве Translation: Headline: DeFi protocol Hypervault vanishes with $3.6 million in assets, raising suspicions of fraud

PeckShield has detected suspicious withdrawals totaling approximately $3.6 million from the decentralized finance platform Hypervault.

The assets were transferred from Hyperliquid to the Ethereum network via a cross-chain bridge. Subsequently, they were exchanged for Ethereum, and 752 ETH, valued at around $3 million, were sent to Tornado Cash—a typical scenario during a rug pull.

A rug pull occurs when the project team drains liquidity or user deposits, disappearing afterwards. This usually happens following aggressive promotion of high returns or in the absence of a thorough audit.

The Hypervault website and its documentation advertised «management-free» auto-compounding, yield farming bots, as well as «adapters» for redirecting assets into lending protocols, cyclical strategies, and concentrated liquidity pools on HyperEVM.

In this way, user deposits were allocated across external services to implement comprehensive strategies for generating income.

Meanwhile, the project’s account on X has been deleted, and the official website is inaccessible. These circumstances heighten suspicions of an exit scam.

It is worth noting that the crypto community has expressed concerns about the alleged fraudulent activities of the «scam-proof» platform, RugProof.