Two Robinhood engineers are staring down up to 30 years in prison over roughly $50,000 in alleged Hyperliquid perpetual futures profits. DOJ's claim: they allegedly used confidential token-listing info to front-run the company's own announcements. Wild risk-reward ratio when you weigh $50K against three decades — a reminder that "insider info" trades on any venue, even crypto derivatives, can carry very real legal exposure.