Huobi founder might own $128m property in Hong Kong
Li Lin, the found er of the Huobi crypto exchange, is believed to own a $128 million mansion in Hong Kong. Li Lin, found er of the Huobi crypto exchange, reportedly purchased a $128 million mansion in Hong Kong. This acquisition comes after Lin sold his controlling stake in Huobi to Hong Kong-based investment firm, About Capital, for over $1 billion last year, as noted by the local newspaper South China Morning Post. The Mont Verra property, developed by Kerry Properties, is offered in a rent-to-own format with a lease lasting approximately 7.5 years. Local news source Mingpao found that Li Lin signed for a unit, allowing the buyer to fully purchase the unit after a 90-month lease at a subscription price of 1 billion yuan. Chinese-focused reporter Wu Blockchain noted the publication. EXCLUSIVE: Huobi found er Li Lin buys MONT VERRA, one of Hong Kong's most expensive mansions in a HK$1 billion (US$128 million) lease-to-own property . Last year, Li Lin sold Huobi to Justin Su...