Hypernative
Real-Time Web3 Monitoring
Why we use it
Smart contract audits significantly reduce risk, but they are a point-in-time review. After deployment, risk can come from new integrations, changing market conditions, operational mistakes, or novel attack patterns.
To add a runtime security layer on top of audits, Evolve (via YieldFi infrastructure) uses Hypernative as a real-time monitoring and threat-detection system for onchain operations supporting eUSD.
What we monitor
Monitoring is configured around the behaviors that matter for vault safety and user funds, including:
Contract activity and privileged actions (e.g., role changes, parameter updates, timelock executions)
Abnormal transaction patterns (unexpected call paths, unusual volumes, rapid repeated interactions, suspicious counterparties)
Integration risk signals from dependencies (e.g., oracle anomalies, protocol incidents, liquidity events), where relevant to eUSD operations
Operational health indicators related to mint/redeem flows and other critical paths
Alerting and response workflow
Hypernative alerts are routed to operators in real time and mapped to internal incident runbooks. Depending on severity, the workflow includes escalation, triage, and predefined actions—such as:
restricting specific flows (where supported)
tightening operational limits
invoking safeguards defined in the control framework (wherever supported)
The goal is to detect earlier, respond faster, and reduce blast radius.
Scope and limitations
Monitoring does not prevent every loss event, and it does not replace secure engineering, audits, or conservative operations. Alerts can be noisy or incomplete, and automated actions only work when the underlying contracts and procedures support them.
We treat Hypernative as an additional defense layer that improves visibility and response during live operations.
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