Voidify, a decentralized privacy protocol built on Solana, has announced an official partnership with Tornado Cash, the Ethereum-based mixer famous for using zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) to obscure transaction details like sender, receiver, and amounts.
This collaboration centers on Proposal 64, a governance initiative in Voidify’s DAO that aims to integrate Tornado Cash’s advanced privacy features directly into the Solana ecosystem, complete with a user-friendly interface (UI).
The proposal leverages ZKPs specifically zk-SNARKs to enable “shielded” transactions on Solana’s high-speed blockchain. Users can deposit fixed-denomination tokens into a privacy pool and withdraw to a new address without traceable links, mimicking Tornado Cash’s core mechanic but optimized for Solana’s low fees and fast finality.
Voidify’s community will vote on and oversee the rollout, ensuring alignment with user needs. Token holders of Voidify’s native Ø can participate as relayers, stakers, or miners, earning rewards while influencing decisions.
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Implementation is targeted soon after community approval, potentially launching by late 2025. This addresses Solana’s transparency trade-off—its public ledger exposes whale movements, MEV sniping, and user tracking—making it a game-changer for DeFi privacy, tokenization, and confidential finance.
Solana’s growth in DeFi— $50B+ TVL has outpaced privacy tools, making this a timely boost for users concerned about surveillance. It could attract Ethereum users fleeing high gas fees while retaining Tornado Cash’s credibility.
This reinforces the push for “credible neutrality” in privacy tools, as seen in recent Ethereum innovations like Privacy Pools. On Solana, it aligns with ecosystem goals for modular, high-performance chains.
Market Demand: Privacy solutions have proven lucrative—Tornado Cash handled $7B+ in volume pre-sanctions—suggesting strong potential ffor Voidify and Solana’s privacy narrative.
Voidify positions itself as “the first Tornado Cash on Solana,” but this partnership elevates it to official status, fostering a unified ecosystem. Challenges include regulatory scrutiny Tornado Cash faced U.S. sanctions in 2022, but Solana’s growing institutional adoption could drive momentum.
OG Labs X Page Got Hacked
0G Labs Twitter Account HackedOn October 5, 2025, the official X (Twitter) account of 0G Labs (@0G_labs )—a Layer 1 blockchain focused on AI infrastructure with $389M in funding— was compromised for about 24 hours.
The hacker posted phishing links promoting a fake “2nd airdrop” scam, alongside rants accusing the team of slashing a promised 12% community airdrop valued at ~$640M at peak to just $10M, labeling the project a “scam” and criticizing lax security like missing 2FA.
The intruder gained control around midnight GMT on Oct 5, likely via social engineering or weak auth no 2FA confirmed. They demanded the “promised airdrop” and mocked the team’s response.
Access to @0G_labs and @0G_Foundation was restored by Oct 6 morning. CEO Michael Heinrich (@michaelh_0g) detailed the incident in a thread, emphasizing quick recovery and community safety. No tokens are live yet, so no direct on-chain losses occurred.
Posts sparked FUD, with some users reporting accounts ironically leading to temp restrictions and others creating meme coins like $FOG on Pump.fun, which pumped then dumped. Calls for transparency on tokenomics, vesting, and a security audit grew.
0G Labs, backed by Hack VC and Samsung NEXT, remains a hot AI-crypto play, but this highlights ongoing risks in social media for crypto projects. The team pledged cross-channel verifications and enhanced security moving forward. DYOR—stick to official site links only.
Hyperliquid’s Hypurr NFT Airdrop: A $300M Milestone for DeFi Loyalty
Hyperliquid, the high-performance Layer-1 blockchain optimized for perpetuals trading, made waves last week with the airdrop of its Hypurr NFT collection.
This cat-themed series—depicting quirky avatars inspired by the community’s “moods, hobbies, tastes, and quirks”—has skyrocketed to a $300 million market cap just days after launch, marking one of the most explosive NFT drops in recent crypto history.
The event underscores Hyperliquid’s strategy of rewarding early adopters while building a “loyalty pass” for future ecosystem perks, blending meme culture with real utility in DeFi.
Out of 4,600 total NFTs, 4,313 went to Genesis Event participants from November 2024 early registrants who opted in. The Hyper Foundation received 144, and 143 were allocated to core contributors like Hyperliquid Labs and NFT artists. This sybil-resistant approach limited one NFT per qualified wallet to prevent farming abuse.
Dropped on September 28, 2025, via HyperEVM Hyperliquid’s EVM-compatible chain, the collection hit an opening floor of ~$50,000 1,458 HYPE tokens. It peaked at $81,000 before settling around $65,700–$68,000 as of October 7.
Total trading volume exceeded $135 million in the first 10 days, with $45 million in the initial 24 hours alone on platforms like OpenSea. Rarities fetched premiums—one early adopter sold Hypurr #21 for $467,000, and two others hit ~$460,000 each. Only ~10% of the supply has been listed, signaling strong holder conviction.
The surge isn’t just speculative froth—it’s tied to Hypurr’s positioning as a “high-signal loyalty credential.” Early fears that claiming the NFT would dilute token airdrops proved unfounded, and now holders view it as an on-chain ticket for ecosystem Airdrops.
Protocols like HyperLend $570M TVL and HypurrFi $150M TVL offer points boosts +5% for holders. Broader HyperEVM projects may follow, with rumors of Season 2 HYPE airdrops gated by Hypurr ownership.
Potential perks include reduced fees, yield multipliers, or governance access, turning it into a retention tool for Hyperliquid’s $5.86B TVL ecosystem. As prices rise, more projects align with Hyperliquid for airdrops, compounding demand.
Community sentiment on X echoes this: “Wealth is not leaving Hyperliquid soon,” with users farming via lending, staking, and trading on HyperEVM. This echoes Hyperliquid’s 2024 HYPE token airdrop 31% supply, $1.2B at TGE, $18B ATH, but Hypurr feels more “earned” due to its Genesis tie-in.
With 42% of HYPE still unclaimed, the chain’s momentum—200K orders/sec, <1s latency—positions it as a DeFi powerhouse amid rivals like Aster gaining ground. Shortly after launch, hackers stole 8 NFTs from compromised wallets, pocketing $400,000.
Sleuth ZachXBT flagged the incident, highlighting wallet security gaps in hyped drops. Broader ecosystem exploits like the $773K HyperDrive hack remind users: DYOR and secure your keys.
Critics also note the team’s unvested 143 NFTs $67M at peak floors, sparking debates on fairness. Hypurr revives NFT hype in a post-2021 bear market, proving utility-driven drops can thrive. It’s the third-largest NFT collection by market cap, outpacing many VC-backed tokens.
For Hyperliquid $45.21 HYPE price, $45B+ FDV, this cements its “all finance on one chain” vision, blending perps, lending, and memes. If utilities stack up, expect more reflexivity; otherwise, it risks a speculative cooldown.
Early birds turned free cats into fortunes, but the real play? Betting on HyperEVM’s growth. With Season 2 whispers and $2.2B L1 TVL, Hyperliquid’s ecosystem is just warming up.