Wu Shuo learned from ChosunBiz that Alpha Asset Management, managed by Choi Joon-hyuk, husband of Korean star Jun Ji-hyun, has suffered significant losses due to its investment in the gaming company Wemade. Alpha invested a total of 35 billion KRW in Wemade stocks in 2023 and 2024. Currently, due to a roughly 28% drop in the stock price, the cumulative book loss has reached 15.80 billion KRW. This decline is related to the secondary delisting of the Wemix virtual currency from Korean exchanges. Wemix previously lost about 9 billion KRW in assets due to a hacker attack. Wemix is a virtual currency issued by Wemade through its subsidiary.

MetaEra news: On June 7 (UTC+8), the news that Jun Ji-hyun's husband lost 15 billion KRW in cryptocurrency trading ranked 29th on Weibo's trending list. Today's report states that the husband of Korean star Jun Ji-hyun faces massive losses on a 35 billion KRW investment in Wemade. Alpha Asset Management purchased Wemade shares worth 15 billion KRW and 20 billion KRW in October 2023 and January 2024, respectively, at prices of 34,894 KRW and 63,887 KRW per share. As of June 2, Wemade's closing price was only 25,000 KRW, estimating a book loss of up to 15.80 billion KRW (approximately 11.66 million USD). The CEO of Alpha Asset Management is Choi Joon-hyuk, who is the husband of Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun. (Source: Bitpush)

Jun Ji-hyun's husband lost 15 billion in cryptocurrency trading, trending on Weibo hot search at 29th place.

Background Information: Choi Joon-hyuk, the husband of South Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun, is the CEO of Alpha Asset Management. Main Event: Choi Joon-hyuk, through Alpha Asset Management, invested in Wemade stock valued at approximately 35 billion KRW, purchasing shares at 34,894 KRW and 63,887 KRW per share in October 2023 and January 2024 respectively, with a total investment of about 35 billion KRW. Latest Situation: As of June 2, 2024, the closing price of Wemade stock dropped to 25,000 KRW, resulting in a paper loss of about 15.80 billion KRW (approximately 11.66 million USD). Impact and Significance: This event triggered a trending topic on Weibo, ranking 29th, reflecting public interest in the investment activities of celebrities and their families.

BlockBeats News, June 7th, "<a href="https://www.theblockbeats.info/flash/297323">Jun Ji-hyun's Husband Lost 15 Billion in Cryptocurrency Investment</a>" landed on Weibo's hot search, currently ranking 29th. BlockBeats reported today that South Korean star Jun Ji-hyun's husband lost a significant amount after investing 35 billion Korean won in Wemade. Alpha Asset Management had previously purchased Wemade shares at 34,894 Korean won and 63,887 Korean won per share in October 2023 and January 2024, respectively, totaling 15 billion Korean won and 20 billion Korean won. However, as of June 2nd, Wemade's closing price was only 25,000 Korean won, resulting in an estimated paper loss of up to 15.8 billion Korean won (approximately $11.66 million). The CEO of Alpha Asset Management is Choi Jun-hyuk, who is Jun Ji-hyun's husband, a South Korean actress.

Jun Ji-hyun's husband suffered a loss of approximately 15.80 billion KRW due to cryptocurrency investments, ranking 29th on Weibo's hot search list.

BlockBeats news, on June 7th, "Jun Ji-hyun's husband lost 15 billion won trading cryptocurrency" trended on Weibo, ranking 29th temporarily.BlockBeats reported today, <a href="https://www.theblockbeats.info/flash/297323">South Korean star Jun Ji-hyun's husband faces huge losses on his 35 billion won investment in Wemade.</a>Alpha Asset Management purchased Wemade shares worth 15 billion won and 20 billion won in October 2023 and January 2024 respectively, at prices of 34,894 won and 63,887 won per share. As of June 2nd, Wemade's closing price was only 25,000 won, with estimated paper losses reaching 15.80 billion won (approximately 11.66 million USD). The CEO of Alpha Asset Management is Choi Joon-hyuk, who is the husband of South Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun.

BlockBeats news: On June 7th, "Jun Ji-hyun's husband lost 15 billion won in cryptocurrency trading" trended on Weibo, ranking 29th temporarily. BlockBeats reported today, <a href="https://www.theblockbeats.info/flash/297323">South Korean star Jun Ji-hyun's husband faces massive losses on a 35 billion won investment in Wemade.</a> Alpha Asset Management purchased Wemade shares worth 15 billion won and 20 billion won at prices of 34,894 won and 63,887 won per share in October 2023 and January 2024, respectively. As of June 2nd, Wemade's closing price was only 25,000 won, with an estimated paper loss of up to 15.80 billion won (approximately 11.66 million USD). The CEO of Alpha Asset Management is Choi Joon-hyuk, who is the husband of South Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun.

Jun Ji-hyun's husband lost 15 billion in cryptocurrency trading, trending on Weibo hot search

The husband of Korean star Jun Ji-hyun, who invested in Wemade, is facing a huge loss, with an estimated book loss of about 11.66 million USD.

Han Seung-yeon, the husband of Korean star Jun Ji-hyun, faces a massive loss in his investment in Wemade, with an estimated book loss of approximately 11.66 million USD.

Alpha Asset Management, a private fund operator, holds 35 billion KRW worth of Wemade stock, which is currently facing significant losses. The losses are linked to the virtual currency Wemix, issued by Wemade's subsidiary, which has been delisted from South Korean domestic cryptocurrency exchanges for the second time following a hack that resulted in a loss of 9 billion KRW worth of tokens. Wemade's CEO is Choi Jun-hee, husband of South Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun. The delisting has diminished market hopes for a rebound in Wemade's stock price, which had previously been supported by positive movements in Wemix's value. Alpha Asset Management purchased Wemade shares in October 2023 and January 2024 at prices much higher than the current closing price, resulting in an estimated paper loss of up to 15.8 billion KRW (approximately $11.66 million).

WEMIX

BlockBeats News, June 7th, Alpha Asset Management, a private fund operator, holds 35 billion KRW worth of Wemade stock, which is currently facing expanding losses. Due to the virtual currency Wemix, which once boosted Wemade's stock price, being delisted from the trading platform again, the market's hope for a stock price rebound is dwindling. The CEO of the company is Choi Jun-hee, who is the husband of South Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun. After being delisted for the second time, Wemix has been officially delisted from domestic cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea. Previously, Wemade had applied for a ban on four exchanges belonging to the Digital Asset Exchange Alliance (DAXA), but the Seoul Central District Court's 50th Civil Affairs Division (Chief Judge Kim Sang-hoon) rejected it on May 30th. Wemix is a virtual currency issued by the South Korean game company Wemade through its subsidiary, aiming to build a blockchain game ecosystem. On the 2nd of this month, DAXA decided to delist Wemix again because Wemix was hacked on February 28th, losing 9 billion KRW worth of tokens, and this news was made public on the 4th of this month. The coin had previously been listed as a cautionary trading item. The decision to delist Wemix for the second time has intensified Alpha Asset Management's concerns. With Wemade's deteriorating business situation, the possibility of Wemix rising to boost Wemade's stock price has been completely dashed. In the past, whenever the price of Wemix rose or positive news emerged, Wemade's stock price would also rise. In October 2023 and January 2024, Alpha Asset Management purchased 15 billion KRW and 20 billion KRW worth of Wemade stock at prices of 34,894 KRW per share and 63,887 KRW per share, respectively. As of June 2nd, Wemade's closing price was only 25,000 KRW, estimating a paper loss of up to 15.8 billion KRW (approximately $11.66 million).

Wemade, the company in which South Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun's husband holds shares, has suffered significant losses.

BlockBeats reports that on June 7, private equity fund operator Alpha Asset Management, holding Wemade shares valued at 35 billion KRW, is currently facing growing losses. The virtual currency Wemix, which once boosted Wemade's stock price, has been delisted again by trading platforms, making hopes for a stock price rebound increasingly slim. The company's CEO is Choi Joon-hyuk, husband of South Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun.After the second delisting, Wemix has been officially removed from domestic South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges. Previously, Wemade filed injunction requests against four exchanges affiliated with the Digital Asset Exchange Alliance (DAXA), but the Seoul Central District Court's 50th Civil Division (Presiding Judge Kim Sang-hoon) dismissed these requests on May 30.Wemix is a virtual currency issued by South Korean game company Wemade through its subsidiary, aiming to build a blockchain gaming ecosystem. On June 2, DAXA decided to delist Wemix again due to a hacker attack on February 28, which resulted in a loss of tokens worth 9 billion KRW, and this incident was publicly disclosed on June 4. The coin had previously been designated as a project under trading watch.The second delisting of Wemix has exacerbated concerns at Alpha Asset Management. As Wemade's business condition deteriorates, the possibility of Wemix's price increase driving up Wemade's stock price has been completely eliminated. Historically, whenever Wemix's price rose or favorable news emerged, Wemade's stock price would follow suit.Alpha Asset Management purchased Wemade shares worth 15 billion KRW and 20 billion KRW in October 2023 and January 2024 respectively, at prices of 34,894 KRW and 63,887 KRW per share. As of the closing price on June 2, Wemade's stock price was only 25,000 KRW, estimating a book loss of approximately 15.80 billion KRW (about 11.66 million USD).

BlockBeats reported that on June 7th, the private equity fund operator Alpha Asset Management, which holds Wemade shares worth 35 billion Korean won, is currently facing escalating losses. Since the virtual currency Wemix, which once drove up Wemade's stock price, was delisted again by trading platforms, market hopes for a stock price rebound have gradually diminished. The company's CEO is Choi Joon-hyuk, who is the husband of South Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun.

After experiencing a second delisting, Wemix has been officially removed from domestic cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea. Previously, Wemade had filed injunction requests against four exchanges affiliated with the Digital Asset Exchange Alliance (DAXA), but these were rejected by the 50th Civil Division of the Seoul Central District Court (presiding judge Kim Sang-hoon) on May 30th.

Wemix is a virtual currency issued by the South Korean game company Wemade through its subsidiary, aiming to build a blockchain gaming ecosystem. On June 2nd, DAXA decided to delist Wemix again due to a hacker attack on February 28th that resulted in a loss of tokens worth 9 billion Korean won, with the incident publicly disclosed on June 4th. This coin had been previously listed as a trading watch item.

The second delisting decision of Wemix has intensified Alpha Asset Management's concerns. As Wemade's operating conditions worsen, the possibility of Wemix's price increase driving up Wemade's stock price has completely collapsed. Whenever the price of Wemix rose or there was positive news, Wemade's stock price would rise accordingly in the past.

Alpha Asset Management purchased Wemade shares worth 15 billion Korean won and 20 billion Korean won in October 2023 and January 2024 respectively, at per-share prices of 34,894 Korean won and 63,887 Korean won. As of June 2nd, Wemade's closing price was only 25,000 Korean won, with estimated book losses reaching 15.80 billion Korean won (approximately 11.66 million USD).

Han Se-jin's husband, who invested 35 billion KRW in Wemade, is facing huge losses.

According to TechFlow, on June 7, ChosunBiz reported that Alpha Asset Management, managed by Choi Joon-hyuk, husband of Korean star Jun Ji-hyun, suffered significant losses from investing in the gaming company Wemade. Alpha invested a total of 35 billion KRW in Wemade stocks in 2023 and 2024, and due to a roughly 28% drop in stock price, the cumulative book loss has reached 15.80 billion KRW. This decline is related to the second delisting of the Wemix virtual currency from Korean exchanges. Wemix previously lost about 9 billion KRW in assets due to a hacker attack. Wemix is a virtual currency issued by Wemade through its subsidiary.

TechFlow reports that on June 7, according to ChosunBiz, Alpha Asset Management, managed by Choi Joon-hyuk, husband of Korean star Jun Ji-hyun, suffered significant losses from its investment in the gaming company Wemade. Alpha invested a total of 35 billion KRW in Wemade stocks during 2023 and 2024, and due to a roughly 28% drop in the stock price, it now faces an accumulated paper loss of 15.80 billion KRW. This decline is related to the second delisting of the Wemix cryptocurrency from Korean exchanges, which had previously lost approximately 9 billion KRW in assets due to a hacker attack. Wemix is a cryptocurrency issued by Wemade through its subsidiary.

The husband of Korean star Jun Ji-hyun faces massive losses due to investments in Wemade, a listed company involved in blockchain gaming business.

MetaEra news, on June 7 (UTC+8), Alpha Asset Management, led by CEO Choi Jun-hyuk, is facing significant unrealized losses due to holding Wemade shares valued at 35 billion KRW. The company purchased shares at 34,894 KRW and 63,887 KRW per share in October 2023 and January 2024 respectively, while the current share price is 25,000 KRW, resulting in an estimated loss of 15.80 billion KRW.Recently, the cryptocurrency Wemix was delisted again by the Korean exchange alliance DAXA due to a security incident, dashing expectations of a rebound in Wemade's stock price. Previously, Wemix's price surge had repeatedly driven Wemade's stock price upwards.Wemade recorded an operating loss of 11.30 billion KRW in the first quarter, widening year-on-year. Analysts attribute this mainly to weak performance in the company's blockchain business and high marketing costs for the game "Legend of Ymir."Wemade plans to hold an emergency online briefing at 6:30 PM tonight, attended by Kim Seok-hwan, representative of the Wemix Foundation, to discuss communication with global exchanges and potential legal actions.(Source: Odaily)

MetaEra news, June 7 (UTC+8), Alpha Asset Management, led by CEO Choi Jun-hyuk, is facing a significant unrealized loss due to holding Wemade shares worth 35 billion KRW. The company purchased shares at 34,894 KRW per share in October 2023 and 63,887 KRW per share in January 2024. The current share price is 25,000 KRW, with an estimated loss of 15.80 billion KRW. Recently, the virtual currency Wemix was delisted again by the Korean Exchange Alliance DAXA due to a security incident, dashing expectations for a rebound in Wemade's share price. Previously, Wemix's price increases had repeatedly driven up Wemade's share price. Wemade recorded an operating loss of 11.30 billion KRW in the first quarter, a year-on-year increase. Analysts attribute this primarily to weak performance in the company's blockchain business and high marketing costs for the game "Legend of Ymir." Wemade plans to hold an urgent online briefing at 6:30 PM today, attended by Kim Seok-hwan, representative of the Wemix Foundation, to discuss communication with global exchanges and potential legal actions. (Source: Odaily)

Korean star Jun Ji-hyun's husband, Choi Joon-hyuk, faces a loss of 15.80 billion KRW due to investment in the blockchain gaming company Wemade.

Wu Shuo learned from ChosunBiz that Alpha Asset Management, managed by Choi Joon-hyuk, husband of Korean star Jun Ji-hyun, suffered significant losses from its investment in the gaming company Wemade. Alpha invested a total of 35 billion KRW in Wemade stocks in 2023 and 2024. Due to a roughly 28% drop in the stock price, the cumulative unrealized loss has reached 15.80 billion KRW. This decline is related to the virtual currency Wemix being delisted for the second time by a Korean exchange. Previously, Wemix suffered losses of about 9 billion KRW due to a hacker attack. Wemix is a virtual currency issued by Wemade through its subsidiary.

Han Seung-yeon's husband faces massive losses due to investment in Wemade, a listed company involved in blockchain gaming business.

BlockBeats news, on June 7, "Jun Ji-hyun's husband lost 15 billion KRW trading cryptocurrency" topped the Weibo trending list, currently ranked 29th.BlockBeats reported today, <a href="https://www.theblockbeats.info/flash/297323">South Korean star Jun Ji-hyun's husband faces massive losses on a 35 billion KRW investment in Wemade.</a>Alpha Asset Management purchased Wemade shares worth 15 billion KRW and 20 billion KRW in October 2023 and January 2024 respectively, at prices of 34,894 KRW and 63,887 KRW per share. As of June 2, Wemade's closing price was only 25,000 KRW, resulting in an estimated unrealized loss of 15.80 billion KRW (approximately 11.66 million USD). The CEO of Alpha Asset Management is Choi Joon-hyuk, husband of South Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun.

BlockBeats news: On June 7, "Jun Ji-hyun's husband lost 15 billion won trading cryptocurrency" trended on Weibo, ranking 29th temporarily. BlockBeats reported today, <a href="https://www.theblockbeats.info/flash/297323">South Korean star Jun Ji-hyun's husband faces huge losses on a 35 billion won investment in Wemade.</a> Alpha Asset Management purchased Wemade shares worth 15 billion won and 20 billion won in October 2023 and January 2024, respectively, at prices of 34,894 won and 63,887 won per share. As of June 2, Wemade's closing price was only 25,000 won, with an estimated paper loss of up to 15.80 billion won (approximately 11.66 million USD). The CEO of Alpha Asset Management is Choi Joon-hyuk, who is the husband of South Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun.

Jun Ji-hyun's husband lost 15 billion yuan trading cryptocurrencies, trending on Weibo.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that "Jun Ji-hyun's husband loses 15 billion Korean won in cryptocurrency trading" has topped the trending searches on Weibo and Baidu, currently ranking 15th on Baidu's hot search list and 21st on Weibo's hot search list. Earlier reports from Korean media Chosun revealed that Choi Joon Hyuk, husband of famous Korean star Jun Ji-hyun, is the CEO of Alpha Asset Management. This private equity fund operator holds 35 billion Korean won worth of shares in the listed company Wemade. Wemade's cryptocurrency Wemix, issued through its subsidiary, has been delisted from major Korean cryptocurrency exchanges such as Upbit and Bithumb, leading to a significant drop in Wemade's stock price.

Odaily Planet Daily reports: "Jun Ji-hyun's husband loses 15 billion KRW in cryptocurrency trading" has topped Weibo and Baidu trending searches, currently ranking 15th on Baidu Hot Search and 21st on Weibo Hot Search.
Previously, Korean media Chosun revealed that renowned Korean star Jun Ji-hyun's husband, Choi Joon Hyuk, is the CEO of Alpha Asset Management. This private equity fund operator holds shares worth 35 billion KRW in the listed company Wemade. Wemade's virtual currency Wemix, issued through its subsidiary, has recently been delisted from South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges such as Upbit and Bithumb, causing Wemade's stock price to plummet significantly.

Jun Ji-hyun's husband suffered a loss of 15 billion Korean won in cryptocurrency trading, making headlines on Weibo and Baidu trending searches.

BlockBeats reported that on June 7, private equity fund operator Alpha Asset Management, holding Wemade shares valued at 35 billion KRW, is currently facing mounting losses. Since the virtual currency Wemix, which once boosted Wemade's stock price, has been delisted again by trading platforms, market hopes for a stock price rebound are fading. The company's CEO is Choi Joon-hyuk, husband of South Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun.After the second delisting, Wemix has been officially removed from South Korean domestic cryptocurrency exchanges. Previously, Wemade filed injunction requests against four exchanges affiliated with the Digital Asset Exchange Alliance (DAXA), but these were dismissed by the 50th Civil Division of the Seoul Central District Court (presiding judge Kim Sang-hoon) on May 30.Wemix is a virtual currency issued by South Korean gaming company Wemade through its subsidiary, aiming to build a blockchain gaming ecosystem. On June 2, DAXA decided to delist Wemix again because it was hacked on February 28, resulting in a loss of tokens worth 9 billion KRW, a fact publicly disclosed on June 4. The token had previously been marked as a trading watchlist item.The second delisting of Wemix has intensified concerns at Alpha Asset Management. As Wemade's business deteriorates, the possibility of Wemix price increases driving Wemade's stock price has been completely dashed. In the past, whenever Wemix's price rose or positive news emerged, Wemade's stock price would follow suit.Alpha Asset Management purchased Wemade shares worth 15 billion KRW and 20 billion KRW in October 2023 and January 2024, respectively, at prices of 34,894 KRW and 63,887 KRW per share. As of the closing price on June 2, Wemade shares were trading at only 25,000 KRW, resulting in an estimated paper loss of 15.80 billion KRW (approximately 11.66 million USD).

BlockBeats news: On June 7, private equity fund operator Alpha Asset Management, holding Wemade shares worth 35 billion KRW, is currently facing mounting losses. Due to the virtual currency Wemix, which once boosted Wemade's stock price, being delisted again by trading platforms, market hopes for a stock price rebound are fading. The company's CEO is Choi Joon-hyuk, husband of South Korean actress Jun Ji-hyun.

After the second delisting, Wemix has been officially removed from domestic Korean cryptocurrency exchanges. Previously, Wemade had filed injunction applications against four exchanges affiliated with the Digital Asset Exchange Alliance (DAXA), but the Seoul Central District Court's 50th Civil Division (presiding judge Kim Sang-hoon) dismissed the case on the 30th of last month.

Wemix is a virtual currency issued by South Korean game company Wemade through its subsidiary, aiming to build a blockchain gaming ecosystem. On June 2, DAXA decided to delist Wemix again, citing a hacker attack on February 28 that resulted in token losses worth 9 billion KRW, which was publicly disclosed on June 4. The token had previously been classified as a trading watch item.

The second delisting of Wemix has intensified concerns at Alpha Asset Management. With Wemade's worsening business conditions, the possibility of Wemix's price rising to drive up Wemade’s stock price has been completely crushed. Historically, whenever Wemix’s price increased or positive news emerged, Wemade’s stock price would rise accordingly.

Alpha Asset Management purchased Wemade shares worth 15 billion KRW and 20 billion KRW in October 2023 and January 2024, respectively, at prices of 34,894 KRW and 63,887 KRW per share. As of June 2, Wemade’s closing price was only 25,000 KRW, estimating a book loss of up to 15.80 billion KRW (approximately 11.66 million USD).

Han Seung-yeon Jeon Ji-hyun's husband invested 35 billion KRW in Wemade, facing massive losses

Odaily Planet Daily reports that according to South Korean media Chosun, Alpha Asset Management, led by CEO Choi Jun-hyuk, is facing a significant unrealized loss due to holding Wemade shares valued at 35 billion KRW. The company purchased shares at 34,894 KRW per share in October 2023 and at 63,887 KRW per share in January 2024, but with the current stock price at 25,000 KRW, the estimated loss amounts to 15.80 billion KRW.Recently, the cryptocurrency Wemix was delisted again by the Korean Exchange Alliance DAXA due to a security incident, dashing expectations of a rebound in Wemade's stock price. Previously, Wemix's price surge had repeatedly driven increases in Wemade's stock price.Wemade recorded an operating loss of 11.30 billion KRW in the first quarter, a year-over-year increase. Analysts attribute this primarily to weak performance in the company's blockchain business and high marketing costs for the game "Legend of Ymir."Wemade plans to hold an emergency online briefing at 6:30 PM today, attended by Kim Seok-hwan, representative of Wemix Foundation, to discuss communication with global exchanges and potential legal actions.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that according to the Korean media Chosun, Alpha Asset Management, led by CEO Choi Jun-hyuk, is facing significant unrealized losses due to holding Wemade shares worth 35 billion KRW. The company purchased shares at 34,894 KRW per share in October 2023 and 63,887 KRW per share in January 2024. The current share price is 25,000 KRW, estimating a loss of 15.80 billion KRW.

Recently, the virtual currency Wemix was delisted again by the Korean exchange alliance DAXA due to security incidents, dashing expectations of a rebound in Wemade's stock price. Previously, Wemix's price surge had repeatedly driven Wemade's stock upward.

Wemade recorded an operating loss of 11.30 billion KRW in the first quarter, a year-on-year increase. Analysts attribute this mainly to weak performance in the company's blockchain business and high marketing costs for the game "Legend of Ymir."

Wemade plans to hold an emergency online briefing at 6:30 PM today, attended by Kim Seok-hwan, representative of the Wemix Foundation, to discuss communications with global exchanges and potential legal actions.

Choi Joon-hyuk, husband of Korean star Jun Ji-hyun, faces a loss of 15.80 billion KRW due to investment in the blockchain gaming company Wemade.

吴硕从ChosunBiz了解到，由韩国明星Jun Ji-hyun的丈夫Choi Joon-hyuk管理的Alpha Asset Management因其对游戏公司Wemade的投资遭受了重大损失。Alpha在2023年和2024年共投资了350亿韩元购买Wemade股票。目前，由于股价下跌了约28%，累计账面亏损达到158亿韩元。此次下跌与Wemix虚拟货币在韩国交易所的二次退市有关。此前，Wemix因黑客攻击损失了约90亿韩元的资产。Wemix是Wemade通过其子公司发行的虚拟货币。

Han Seung-yeon的丈夫因投资了涉足区块链游戏业务的上市公司Wemade而面临巨额亏损。

吳碩從ChosunBiz瞭解到，由韓國明星Jun Ji-hyun的丈夫Choi Joon-hyuk管理的Alpha Asset Management因其對遊戲公司Wemade的投資遭受了重大損失。Alpha在2023年和2024年共投資了350億韓元購買Wemade股票。目前，由於股價下跌了約28%，累計賬面虧損達到158億韓元。此次下跌與Wemix虛擬貨幣在韓國交易所的二次退市有關。此前，Wemix因黑客攻擊損失了約90億韓元的資產。Wemix是Wemade通過其子公司發行的虛擬貨幣。