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✅ Recovery Update #6 - Volo Vaults All recovered funds are now parked in a transparent wallet under volo.sui. Trackable here: @volo" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">suivision.xyz/account/@volo Vault Reopening We are targeting to open deposits and withdrawals for all vaults (except XAUm and LayerZero WBTC) before May 1st. For the two exceptions: • XAUm — We are KYB'd to purchase directly from MatrixDock. That process is still ongoing and we'll update once it's complete. • LayerZero WBTC — There is a frontend issue with the bridge that currently prevents WBTC from being bridged from Ethereum mainnet to Sui. Once resolved, we'll bridge the recovered WBTC back, restore the vault, and open it. Withdrawal Schedule During this transitional period, all vault interactions go through our multisig. As a result, withdrawals (except for the SUI vault) will be processed twice per week: • Monday and Thursday If you submit a withdrawal request on Tuesday → it executes Thursday. If you submit on Friday → it executes Monday. We appreciate your patience as we work through the final steps of restoring everything to normal.

✅ Recovery Update #4 - Volo Vaults We have good news, recovery is well underway. Through swift coordinated efforts across our team and ecosystem partners, we have successfully identified the perpetrator of the attack and contained its impact. The total net loss from this incident amounts to approximately $200K, which Volo will compensate in full from our existing Treasury balance. Users will not bear any loss. A full back-to-business plan is coming shortly. Thank you for your continued patience, trust, and support. Here is a full breakdown of what happened and where things stand: ▸ The exploiter stole USDC, XAUm, and WBTC. Approximately 50% of the XAUm and WBTC holdings were sold into USDC. That amount, together with the directly stolen USDC, was bridged to Ethereum and converted to ETH. ▸ The remaining WBTC was intercepted and locked before it could be sold, and approximately half of the XAUm was frozen in place. Here is the status of each recovery: ▸ 90% of stolen funds recovered in ETH: We have successfully recovered 90% of the stolen funds, which have since been converted back to stablecoins and bridged back to Sui. These funds are now safe with Volo. Addresses controlled by Volo: ETH address: 0x010788D605db74B22974cF4eCdE67Cb325067461 Sui receiving address: 0xbfcd10fc8664d6d1f93c888f3a1c15111af819fecc56e6a5f2734b21119fa175 ▸ 19.6 WBTC fully reappropriated: The WBTC intercepted on the LayerZero bridge has been successfully reappropriated in full on Ethereum and will be bridged back to Sui in Volo's control. ▸ 100.6 XAUm unlocked on Sui: Working with our partners at Sui Foundation, these funds have been returned to Volo’s custody. ▸ Remaining 115 XAUm: The XAUm disposed of by the exploiter will be reminted in full through MatrixDock's minting mechanisms and brought back into Volo. This has been an extraordinary test of our team's resilience and the strength of our ecosystem partnerships. We are proud of how quickly and decisively we acted, and deeply grateful to the Sui Foundation and every partner who stood with us through this. Most importantly, thank you, our community, for your patience and trust during a difficult moment. We will not take that lightly. Volo comes out of this stronger, more battle-tested, and more committed than ever to the safety and integrity of your assets. We're back, and we're moving forward together.

✅ Recovery Update #2 - Volo Vaults Sharing another significant development: We successfully intercepted and blocked the hacker's attempt to bridge 19.6 WBTC out of reach. These funds are no longer under hacker control. We are now working with ecosystem partners to determine the best path to return these funds to Volo. We will share the outcome of those discussions as soon as a plan is confirmed. More updates to follow.

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