Trade.xyz said unauthorized activity affected its GitBook documentation on Nov. 2, 2026, and that the pages were restored to their prior state by 9:15 a.m. Eastern Time. The company continued warning users not to click links within the documentation while it investigated, without disclosing what changed, how access was obtained, how long the activity lasted, or any loss figure. An INTEL warning had identified the documentation through https://t.co/rnTv6pjunB. Existing information said user funds, the trading platform and on-chain settlement were unaffected, with no wallet drains or compromised funds reported. The incident involved the documentation and was not described as an intrusion into Hyperliquid’s underlying trading infrastructure. The notice came days after Trade.xyz agreed with ICE, owner of the New York Stock Exchange, to develop a separately operated, regulated U.S. market for Hyperliquid-based perpetual futures, subject to regulatory approvals. Trade.xyz said its existing markets had processed more than $650 billion in cumulative volume in just over a year. The platform also introduced NIFTY 50 perpetual futures on Oct. 27 with leverage of up to 20 times, with profits and losses settled in USDC.