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Family Office: A Key Role in Web3 Investment In recent years, family offices have been gaining popularity among high net worth individuals in China. Data shows that as of 2022, the number of institutions named "family office" in China has approached 10,000, more than doubling year-on-year, mainly concentrated in cities such as Shanghai, Shenzhen, Beijing, and Hangzhou. At the same time, the Monetary Authority of Singapore and several authoritative institutions disclosed that as of the end of 2023, the number of single family offices registered in Singapore has exceeded 1,100, more than tripling compared to 2020. Among them, over 40% of the founders are high-net-worth families from mainland China and Hong Kong. The rapid expansion of family offices has also brought about structural changes in asset allocation preferences. Relevant reports indicate that during 2024, the digital asset allocation of several high-net-worth individuals and family offices has increased from less than 5% to over 10%, and they plan to continue this trend.

In recent years, the rapid development of virtual assets has posed challenges to global financial regulation. As a financial center, Hong Kong has gradually established a regulatory framework for virtual assets, shifting from a risk-oriented approach to an opportunity-oriented one, emphasizing the balance between market development and financial security. Starting in 2023, Hong Kong will implement specific policies to promote the legalization and innovation of virtual assets, adopting a flexible "sandbox regulatory" strategy to facilitate the integration of market and technological development.

How North Korean IT Workers Penetrate the Crypto Assets Industry A recent survey revealed the large-scale infiltration of North Korean IT workers into the Crypto Assets industry. Several well-known blockchain projects, such as Injective, ZeroLend, Fantom, and Sushi, have unknowingly employed IT personnel from North Korea. These North Korean workers used fake identities to successfully pass interviews and background checks, obtaining real work experience. Hiring North Korean workers in countries that impose sanctions, such as the United States, is illegal and also poses security risks. Investigations have found that several companies hiring North Korean IT workers were later targeted by hackers. The infiltration range and level of North Korean IT workers is shocking. The renowned blockchain developer Zaki.