| Changpeng Zhao became the richest man in the Hurun blockchain with 18 billion yuan; BTC fell below 8700 USDT in the short term

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The Hurun Research Institute released the "2020 Shimao Shenzhen-Hong Kong International Center Hurun Global Rich List". A total of 6 billionaire entrepreneurs in the blockchain industry made the list, mainly from cryptocurrency exchanges. Binance founder and CEO Changpeng Zhao (42 years old) doubled his fortune from last year and became the richest person in blockchain with RMB 18 billion. Other tycoons in the blockchain field include: Ketuan Zhan (41 years old) from Bitmain, with a fortune of 11 billion yuan; Xu Mingxing (35 years old) from Ouke Group, with a fortune of 10 billion yuan; Ripple founder Chris Larsen (59 years old), with a fortune of 9 billion yuan ; Huobi Li Lin (38 years old), with a wealth of RMB 7.5 billion; Coinbase founder Brian Armstrong (37 years old), with a wealth of RMB 7 billion. (Hurun Report)
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