Security Alert: Wasabi Wallet Hacked, Approximately $2.9 million Stolen

On April 30, WasabiCard issued a security statement clarifying it has no affiliation with the Wasabi Protocol, Wasabi Wallet, or any related projects or organizations. Per reports, WasabiCard partners with Safeheron’s custodial wallet, leveraging private key sharding technology to secure on-chain funds. Additionally, it collaborates with on-chain security audit firms like Slowmist to conduct rigorous audits of on-chain fund sources. Using compliance and anti-money laundering (AML) tools such as Sumsub, it verifies the legitimacy and compliance of user identities. As a licensed institution and Web3 financial infrastructure service provider, security and compliance have always been core capabilities for WasabiCard—not just optional features.

April 30th As demand from recent community users, active traders, and partners continues to rise, Jasper Vault is poised to officially wrap up its internal beta phase following the May Day holiday. It will fully lift the invitation-only restriction, letting more users directly access Jasper Vault to experience BTC contract trading and Perpetual Protect (PP) — a perpetual contract protection solution. Currently, BTC is trading in a critical volatile range, where both contract trading opportunities and risks are amplified at the same time. PP uses a combined structure of “perpetual contract + option protection”: this lets users keep profit potential when trading in the right direction, while getting an option protection buffer if they go against short-term trends. It helps traders stop holding “naked” positions during high-volatility markets. Along with the extra leverage point rewards Jasper Vault has launched and a series of upcoming promotional incentive events, Safepal has a

Iran International TV reported on April 30 that Iranian lawmaker Manuchehr Motaki stated a maritime blockade constitutes an act of war, adding that his country’s military forces may decide to remove such obstacles via a military operation as soon as tomorrow or early next week.

On April 30, Binance Alpha will delist the following projects: REX, XO, TANSSI, DARKSTAR, YALA, RCADE, RDAC, SKATE, OVL, SLAY, Ghibli (SOL), Ghibli (BSC), PHY, VLR, SVSA, WBAI, EDGEN, FAIR3, MM, BUBB, AICell, XLAB, SIGHT.

Per analytics from Pulse Beating (via their Telegram channel: https://t.me/OneMillion_AI), Alibaba’s Qwen (Thousand Q) has announced the open-source release of Qwen-Scope — an interpretability module built from training its Qwen3 and Qwen3.5 series models. Use cases include inference result direction control, data classification and synthesis, model training and optimization, as well as analysis and comparison of evaluation sample distributions. The open-sourced weights cover 7 large models, spanning dense models and hybrid expert models across the Qwen3 and Qwen3.5 lineups, totaling 14 sets of sparse autoencoder weights.

April 30th — Per OnchainLens data, a whale has withdrawn 9,600 ETH from Bybit over the past 5 hours, valued at $21.6M. The whale now holds 17,811 ETH, worth $40.2M.