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Hyperliquid Says $HYPE Shorting Wallet Belongs to Employee Dismissed in Q1 2024
Decentralized perpetual futures exchange Hyperliquid stated that a wallet flagged by the community for shorting and selling $HYPE is controlled by a former staff member dismissed in Q1 2024. On-chain observers had tracked the address’s large $HYPE balance, alleged TWAP-style selling and links to HyperEVM after the token’s launch. In response, Hyperliquid reiterated its code of conduct, including a ban on team trading $HYPE derivatives and a zero-tolerance policy toward insider trading.
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12-19
Gemini's Saad Ahmed Says Institutional Crypto Investors Treat Short-Term Volatility as Background Noise
Gemini Asia Pacific head Saad Ahmed said institutional investors now dictate how crypto markets digest shocks, focusing more on long-term positioning than daily price swings. He highlighted the November to December 2025 sell-off, when Bitcoin fell from near $100,000 to about $87,000 and Ethereum dropped from around $3,900 to roughly $2,745 before partially recovering, as an example of more disciplined risk management. Ahmed added that ETF flows, stablecoin activity and real-world asset usage are increasingly important signals of market health alongside on-chain fundamentals.
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12-19
Terraform Bankruptcy Estate Sues Jump Trading for $4B Over Role in TerraUSD Crash
On Thursday, Terraform Labs’ court-appointed plan administrator Todd Snyder filed a federal lawsuit in Illinois seeking $4B in damages from Jump Trading, co-founder William DiSomma, and former Jump Crypto president Kanav Kariya. The complaint alleges Jump struck a secret deal to support TerraUSD’s peg, profited heavily from trading LUNA, and helped set the stage for the May 2022 collapse that erased about $40B in value before Terraform filed for bankruptcy in January 2024.
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12-17
Bank of Canada Sets Strict One-to-One Peg and Liquid Reserve Rules for Future Stablecoins
The Bank of Canada has outlined that any future Canadian stablecoins must maintain a one-to-one peg with central bank money and be fully backed by high-quality liquid assets to ensure convertibility at par. Governor Tiff Macklem also called for clear, fee-free redemption terms and tied stablecoin oversight to broader payments and open banking modernization expected to advance by 2026.
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