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On May 3, Yunfeng Financial, backed by Jack Ma, announced the completion of a strategic investment in the cross-border payment service provider WooshPay, with the specific investment amount yet to be disclosed. WooshPay is a financial infrastructure platform regulated by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Hong Kong Customs. Yunfeng Financial stated that this strategic investment aims to explore the digital payment market and integrate the digital asset infrastructure platform AlphaToken, creating a closed-loop ecosystem for asset tokenization and compliant settlement based on 'AI + Web3.' It is reported that Yunfeng Financial has currently obtained approval from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission to provide virtual asset trading services, allowing users to trade digital assets (such as Bitcoin and Ethereum) directly on its trading platform.

Odaily reports that Yunfeng Financial has announced the completion of a strategic investment in cross-border payment service provider WooshPay, with the exact amount undisclosed. WooshPay is a financial infrastructure platform regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority and Hong Kong Customs. Yunfeng Financial stated that this investment aims to expand the digital payments market and integrate its digital asset infrastructure platform, AlphaToken, advancing "AI+Web3" asset tokenization and compliance settlement-related businesses. Additionally, it was disclosed that Yunfeng Financial has received approval from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission to provide virtual asset trading services, enabling users to trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital assets on its platform.

Foresight News reports that Wasabi Protocol has issued an update stating that EVM vault funds unaffected by the attack have been restored and are available for normal withdrawal. Users should avoid interacting with active positions or compromised vaults. The attack has impacted all active positions on Mainnet, Base, Blast, and Berachain, while funds in the unaffected vaults are available for normal withdrawal.The affected vaults include: Mainnet: sZYN, sBITCOIN, sWETH, sUSDC, sMOG, sREKT, sPEPE, sNEIRO Base: sSKI, sUSDC, sWETH, sVIRTUAL, sBRETT, scbBTC, sAERO, sWELL Blast: sUSDB, sWETH Berachain: sWBERA, sHONEYForesight News previously reported that Wasabi was hacked, with approximately 5.15 million USD draining out.