Hypernative now screens every position inside @SentoraHQ’s Smart Yield Vaults, continuously, for sanctioned addresses and illicit funds. For regulated teams, that means real visibility into what’s backing the yield, and an easier case to make with regulators.

The pool you screened before entering isn’t the pool you’re in today. Bad actors can join after you deposit. Deciding whether to stay is a different call from deciding whether to enter. Full panel on-demand:

🤝 Hypernative is proud to partner with @Cordaxyz to bring AML and sanctions monitoring to institutional structured products onchain on @solana. Every depositing wallet is screened alongside KYC before capital moves, with compliance built into the onboarding flow from day one.

✈️ 🇮🇳 Hypernative is heading to Mumbai! Come and meet the team at: → India Blockchain Week → DeFi Security Summit → Devcon 8 🔊 And don't miss Akand's talk at DSS on Nov 2 at 1pm IST covering real-time monitoring for Web3 security.

The Hypernative team will be boots on the ground at @TheTieIO's The Bridge in NYC on Oct 27 🗽 Alex Rabke, Marshall Lipman, Travis Vigneault and Tucker Kennedy will be present to dive into what it takes to run institutional digital asset exposure without losing sleep over exploits. We're looking forward to some great conversations.

Your due diligence can cover every wallet and still miss the pools your funds sit in. When a regulator asks why you were in that pool, “we didn’t know” isn’t an answer. Full panel on-demand:

On October 9, 2026, an attacker deployed a malicious contract on Berachain targeting @realBeraFarm. Hypernative flagged it in seconds, and an automated pause fired on @KodiakFi, blocking the exploit before a single transaction ran. BeraFarm wasn’t a Hypernative customer. The pause protected them anyway. $250K saved, with zero human-in-the-loop required at the moment of execution. Full breakdown here:

Step 3 of a governance attack: 🏆️ win the vote. Attackers use two tactics to manipulate the result. 1️⃣ Wait for low turnout. When few holders vote, quorum is easy to reach. 2️⃣ Vote at the last minute. Read more in our primer on malicious governance attacks:

Hypernative is heading to Buenos Aires for Argentina Fintech Forum ( @CamaraFintechAr) on October 29 🇦🇷 Gui will be on the ground meeting with banks, fintechs and exchanges building onchain across the region. Get in touch to set up a meeting

🌎️ Halfway through October and the Hypernative team will be racking up more miles. We're excited to see you at Blockchain Africa, Money20/20 USA, The Digital Asset Conference, Argentina Fintech Forum, Alpaca Partner Summit, The Bridge, Ripple Swell, Merge Madrid, and Stellar Meridian.

Step 2 of a governance attack: ✒️ write the proposal. Hostile proposals leave tells. Yam's #45# had an empty description. Olas's named a Safe address that had no code deployed. What to check before the vote:

Post-mortem update. A protocol pause stopped an attempted exploit. No user funds were lost. The issue was in hub reward-vault balance accounting. A third-party delegated stake could inflate a strategy’s reported balance. That inflated vault NAV, which then flowed into the junior / Alpha rate. An attacker deployed a contract targeting this. The attempt failed. With support from @HypernativeLabs and @KodiakFi , the issue was flagged and we paused our contracts in time. The fix has been fork-verified and deployed. Reported balance now excludes delegated stake. Deposits and withdrawals are open again. The protocol is back to normal operation.

Post-fact alerts are cheap. Prevention is hard because automated action needs high conviction and low noise. Hypernative keeps adding public, verifiable cases of it working. Latest: Kodiak’s automated pause stopped an exploit on BeraFarm that could have cost $250K+. Zero funds lost.

First step of a governance attack: 💰️ buy the votes. In a healthy DAO, a controlling position is expensive, but dormant ones can cost less than a restaurant bill. Our primer on malicious governance attacks covers the ways attackers build a voting position:

When a bank issues $1B in stablecoins, it holds $1B in reserves, typically US Treasuries. At current yields, that's roughly $50M a year in interest, revenue Circle and Tether currently earn on USDC and USDT, and banks want it back. In Hypernative's recent webinar, VP EMEA Adi Zepkowitz broke down the economics driving bank-issued stablecoin adoption, from reserve yield to settling payment corridors in Southeast Asia and Latin America that correspondent banking can't reach efficiently today. Our Securing Tokenized Real-World Assets Best Practices Guide covers this and much more. You can download it for free:

Day 2 of TOKEN2049 week was a big one! 🇸🇬 Great conversations on the floor and an incredible night at Singapore Sips. Huge thanks to @Quantstamp, @CommonDefenseAI, @Cloudflare and @Lukka for hosting with us, and to everyone who came out. Here's to many more great nights 🥂

Hypernative chain coverage updates ⚡️ Over Q3, we added new support for Robinhood Chain and Stable. Both are now available within our Onchain Monitoring, Automated Response, and Transaction Guard apps allowing: → Continuous real-time monitoring and alerting on 300+ risk vectors, including unexpected outflows, depeg signals, or admin role changes and upgrades on contracts → Automated response to pause contracts, revoked compromised roles, unwind funds faster than a human can react → Simulated checks on every transaction for its true outcome before it's signed We've also expanded support to allow more capabilities on chains customers are already operational on including Flare, Bitcoin, and Solana. Hypernative supports an industry-leading 75+ blockchains to support security, risk, and compliance teams.

Oct 15: Panel on pool toxicity, the compliance blindspot in onchain liquidity. 🎙️ Our final contributor to the panel is Yonatan Kra to cover how a pool's risk can differ from its protocol's, what the liquidity providers behind a real pool actually look like, and how you turn those findings into a decision you can defend. Register 🔗