Binance co-founder He Yi says she miscarried after overwork during Hong Kong event and is now pregnant again

Binance co-founder He Yi says she miscarried after overwork during Hong Kong event and is now pregnant again

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2026-10-06 14:03:32
Binance co-founder He Yi said in an AMA that she was pregnant during this year’s Hong Kong event, but lost the baby after becoming too exhausted at the time. In the same remarks, she said she is now pregnant again. He Yi described the earlier loss in personal terms, saying that because she was too tired during the Hong Kong trip, 「the baby was not kept」. She added that she feels the child may have been telling her, in her own words, that he or she wanted her as a mother, and that she has since become pregnant again. She also said her workload has not eased recently. According to her comments, she is still working every day and continues speaking with people from the small cubicle that appeared in photos seen by the public. The remarks were carried by Odaily as a 7x24 news flash.

Odaily reported that Binance co-founder He Yi said in an AMA that she was pregnant during this year’s Hong Kong event, but lost the baby because she was too exhausted at the time.

He Yi said, 「This year, during that Hong Kong event, I was actually pregnant at the time, but because I was too tired then, I wasn’t able to keep the baby. Then I felt that maybe this child, he or she, was saying that they wanted me as their mother, so now I happen to be pregnant again.」

She also said her recent workload has not decreased and that she is still sitting in the small cubicle seen in photos and talking with people there.

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