Recently, people have been asking me how much money I have?

How much I personally have is never the question that this industry should be concerned with, and I don’t plan to use it to respond to anyone.

The most fundamental difference between the crypto industry and traditional finance is this: it doesn’t require you to trust any one person. The ledger is open—anyone can check it.

So I will only talk about things that can be verified. Figures as of today:

Huobi’s Proof of Reserves (PoR). We have maintained it for years, publishing it regularly and with third-party verification. User assets are always fully backed 1:1, and every transaction is on-chain.

USDT circulating across the TRON blockchain exceeds $9.4 billion. It is settled freely every day around the world, and you can see it in real time on any block explorer.

WBTC on-chain reserves are $900 million, one-to-one pegged to Bitcoin, with the custody addresses publicly available.

USDD has $1.5 billion in circulation. Its collateral status can be verified on-chain, and deposits and withdrawals are available at any time.

These are not things I’m saying—it’s what the blockchain shows. Anyone can open a block explorer at any time and verify for themselves.

The principle I’ve followed in this industry from day one hasn’t changed: build on the internet, so users can deposit and withdraw instantly, because that is their money—and their freedom. This freedom is why I entered this industry, and it’s also the thing I love most.

As for me personally—I'm doing well, thank you for asking.