Trade.xyz restores GitBook docs after unauthorized activity, warns users off links

The Hyperliquid-based trading interface says funds, trading, and on-chain settlement were not affected while it investigates Trade.xyz spent part of November 2, 2026 cleaning up something no trading platform wants: unauthorized activity on its own documentation. The company says it restored its GitBook docs by 9:15 AM ET. It is now asking users not to click any links in that documentation while an internal investigation continues. What happened at Trade.xyz According to Trade.xyz, the unauthorized activity was spotted early that morning. The team then rolled the GitBook documentation back to its prior state. GitBook is a hosted platform many crypto projects use for public docs. These are the pages that explain how a product works, how to connect, and where to go next. The company has not described what the unauthorized activity involved. It also has not said how access was gained, or how long any changes stayed live before the restore. Trade.xyz stated that user funds, the trading platform, and on-chain settlement were not affected. Trading continues as normal, the company said, with all trades still settling on Hyperliquid. There have been no reports of wallet drains or compromise...