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Sources and news

Every dated case, market figure and related project behind Mutexa, with links.

News

  1. 2026-10-14 · The Block

    StarkWare opens OffMarket to the public, a privacy layer on top of Polymarket's own order books. The same pattern, privacy on the biggest venue rather than a new venue, did not exist for leveraged positions. Read

  2. 2026-10-10 · ChainCatcher

    Trackers show a 391.48 BTC short (about $32.4M) on Hyperliquid at 13x with a liquidation price of about $99,801. Read

  3. 2026-09-17 · CryptoBriefing

    NEAR makes its Hyperliquid-powered perps private by default. Confidential Intents hide who is trading and where the capital came from, but positions still appear on Hyperliquid's order book. Hyperliquid processed roughly $240B in perps volume in the 30 days before. Read

  4. 2026-07-02 · CryptoBriefing

    Solana perps reach a record $147B in Q2 2026 and $255.6B in the first half, up 57.1% year on year. Read

  5. 2026-06 · CryptoSlate

    Lookonchain reports a closely watched ETH long on Hyperliquid liquidated seven times in ten hours; CryptoSlate notes that trackers expose exact liquidation zones. Read

  6. 2026-05 · Bitcoin.com

    A whale sells 616,675 HYPE (about $36.8M) to defend a $103M short as the price nears his liquidation level. Read

  7. 2026-03-10 · CoinDesk

    An incorrect wstETH price liquidates about $27M of Aave positions; Aave says affected users will be reimbursed. Read

  8. Undated · Phemex

    Analyst EmberCN publicly flags a 58,000 ETH leveraged Aave position that would be liquidated if ETH fell to $1,555. Read

  9. 2025-11-13 · Cointelegraph Magazine

    James Wynn's $1.1B, 40x Hyperliquid position in May 2025 was tracked in real time. Read

  10. 2025-03-18 · Cointelegraph

    A trader recruits others on X to liquidate a Hyperliquid whale's 40x BTC short (about $368M, liquidation at $85,592). 10x Research: "This transparency opens the door for coordinated efforts." Read

Related projects

Identity privacy on Hyperliquid
What it doesNEAR Confidential Intents (live since 2026-09-17) and Ballast (open-source desktop beta from September 2026) hide who trades and where the money came from. Positions and liquidation prices stay public, and both cover Hyperliquid only.
LinksCryptoBriefingBallast
Private venues
What it doesAster Hidden Orders and Shield Mode, and Omni by Variational, offer privacy by moving you to another venue. Mutexa keeps you on the venues with the deepest liquidity.
LinksThe DefiantBlockworks
Encrypted DeFi infrastructure
What it doesFhenix and iExec Confidential DeFi offer encrypted positions for new protocols built on their stack, on testnet or roadmap. They don't hide positions on existing venues.
LinksFhenixiExec
Shielded transfers
What it doesRailgun, Hinkal, Privacy Pools and Solana shielding pools such as Umbra hide transfers and balances, not open positions. They are candidate rails for Mutexa's funding, not competitors.
LinksHinkal
Execution privacy
What it doesBased privacy TWAP on Hyperliquid conceals how an order is worked, not the resulting position.
LinksPrivy blog
Prediction-market analog
What it doesOffMarket for Polymarket shows traders want a privacy layer on the biggest venue rather than a new venue.
LinksThe Block

Market context

  • CoinGecko categories on 2026-10-17 put Privacy at about $55.2B. ZEC was rank #10 at about $19.6B market cap.
  • A check on 2026-10-18 found no token built on hiding positions or liquidation prices on CoinGecko or DexScreener.
  • The name Mutexa comes from mutex, the programmer's lock that controls who gets access to a shared resource.