Bitget首席执行官Gracy Chen批评Hypliquid对果冻代币事件的处理

Hyperliquid对果冻代币事件的处理引起了Bitget首席执行官Gracy Chen的批评。

Gracy Chen, the chief executive officer of Bitget, has sharply criticized Hyperliquid’s handling of the JELLY token incident.

Bitget的首席执行官Gracy Chen严厉批评了Hyplliquid对果冻代币事件的处理。

After Hyperliquid (HYPE) removed JELLY amid an estimated $10.6 million loss and a looming liquidation threat to its treasury, Chen labeled the decentralized exchange’s actions as “immature, unethical, and unprofessional.”

在超流动性（Hype）去除果冻之后，据估计损失了1,060万美元的损失和对财政部的迫在眉睫的清算威胁，陈将分散交易所的行为标记为“不成熟，不道德和不专业”。

Hyperliquid delisted the token with a promise to compensate impacted users. However, Chen argued that the losses and how the situation was handled raise questions about the exchange’s integrity.

超级流动性使代币脱颖而出，并承诺补偿受影响的用户。但是，陈认为，损失以及如何处理局势提出了有关交易所完整性的问题。

The Bitget chief executive criticized the team for operating the DEX “like an offshore centralized exchange with no know-your-customer or anti-money-laundering checks.”

BITGET首席执行官批评该团队操作DEX，“就像没有知识客户或反罚款支票的海上集中式交流。”

She pointed this out in a post on X, adding:

她在X上的帖子中指出了这一点，并补充说：

“Despite presenting itself as an innovative decentralized exchange with a bold vision, Hyperliquid operates more like an offshore CEX with no KYC/AML, enabling illicit flows and bad actors.”

“尽管以大胆的愿景表现为一种创新的分散交流，但Hyperliqu的运作更像是一个没有KYC/AML的离岸CEX，可以使非法流动和不良演员。”

As such, Chen opined that Hyperliquid’s behavior may point towards an “FTX 2.0”, a reference of the collapsed crypto exchange FTX, which imploded in 2022 with millions of users impacted.

因此，Chen认为超流动性的行为可能指向“ FTX 2.0”，这是倒塌的加密交易所FTX的引用，该引用于2022年爆炸，数百万用户受到影响。

Arthus Hayes, the founder and former CEO of derivatives exchange BitMEX, also shared similar take via X.

衍生物交换Bitmex的创始人兼前首席执行官Arthus Hayes也通过X共享了类似的用处。

$HYPE can’t handle the $JELLYLet’s stop pretending hyperliquid is decentralised And then stop pretending traders actually give a fuck Bet you $HYPE is back where is started in short order cause degens gonna degen

$ hype无法处理$ jellylet的停止假装超流动性被分散了，然后停止假装交易者实际上给你打个bet你$ hype $ hype又回来了

Hyperliquid halted the jellyjelly market after a $5 million short bet by a trader got liquidated, throwing the platform into controversy amid a seemingly coordinated pump scheme.

在交易员被清算了500万美元的短期下注之后，Hypliquid停止了果胶市场，这使该平台在看似协调的泵计划中引起了争议。

The sharp surge in JELLY price, saw a 230% rally within an hour, which left the Hyperliquid liquidity pool with a $10.6 million loss. A further spike would have exploded this to over $240 million. Hyperliquid’s validator set chose to delist the token before this, citing “suspicious market activity.”

果冻价格的急剧增长，在一个小时内就达到了230％的集会，这使超稀疏的流动性池亏损了1,060万美元。进一步的尖峰将爆炸到超过2.4亿美元。 Hyperliquid的验证器套装选择在此之前将其贴上象征性，理由是“可疑的市场活动”。

Chen commented:

陈评论：

“The decision to close the $JELLY market and force-settle open positions at a favorable price sets a dangerous precedent. Trust—not capital—is the foundation of any exchange (CEX and DEX alike), and once lost, it’s nearly impossible to recover.”

“决定以有利的价格关闭$果冻市场和力量开放式职位，这是一个危险的先例。信托而不是资本是任何交易所的基础（CEX和DEX都一样），一旦丢失，几乎不可能恢复。”

Rather than criticizing the delisting, Chen went on to highlight what she called “alarming flaws” in the DEX’s design. Among these are systemic risk to users as a result of mixed vaults, and unmixed vault positions, and also unrestricted position sizes, which she said has opened it up to manipulation.

Chen并没有批评Deasting，而是继续强调了她在Dex设计中所谓的“令人震惊的缺陷”。其中，由于混合的保险库，未混合的金库位置以及不受限制的位置大小，对用户的系统风险是全身风险，她说这已经为操纵而开放。

“Unless these issues are addressed,” she noted, “more altcoins may be weaponized against Hyperliquid—putting it at risk of becoming the next catastrophic failure in crypto.”

她指出：“除非解决这些问题，否则可以将更多的山寨币武器武器化，以防止过度流动性，以使其有可能成为加密货币中下一次灾难性失败的风险。”

Earlier this month, blockchain sleuth ZachXBT disclosed that a Hyperliquid whale who made huge high-leverage short bets on the DEX was indeed a cybercriminal who was using stolen funds.

本月初，区块链Sleuth Zachxbt透露，在DEX上进行了巨大的高杠杆短赌注的一条高液鲸确实是一个使用被盗资金的网络犯罪分子。

The HYPE token plunged double digits in the aftermath of the incident.

在事件发生后，炒作象征下降了双位。