The Financial Times reported that Li Lin, the former founder of crypto exchange Huobi, recently sold The Holme, a mansion in London’s Regent’s Park, for about £190 million. According to the report, Li bought the property in 2024 for £139 million and sold it after holding it for nearly two years, implying a paper price difference of about £51 million. The Holme has 40 bedrooms and roughly four acres of private gardens, and is held on a long lease from the Crown Estate. The report said the seller’s identity had not previously been made public, and Li’s beneficial ownership was not reflected in publicly available UK land records. Li founded Huobi in 2013 and sold his stake in the exchange in 2022. His family office, Avenir Group, is headquartered in Hong Kong and mainly invests in digital assets. He is also the largest shareholder in crypto wealth management group Bitfire Group, with a 30% stake.
The Financial Times reported that Li Lin, the former founder of Huobi, recently sold The Holme, a mansion in London’s Regent’s Park, for about £190 million.
Li bought the property in 2024 for £139 million and sold it after holding it for nearly two years, according to the report. That implies a paper price difference of about £51 million.
The Holme has 40 bedrooms and about four acres of private gardens. It is held on a long lease from the Crown Estate. The report said the seller’s identity had not previously been disclosed, and Li’s beneficial ownership did not appear in publicly available UK property records.
Li founded crypto exchange Huobi in 2013 and sold his stake in 2022. His family office, Avenir Group, is based in Hong Kong and mainly invests in digital assets. He is also the largest shareholder in crypto wealth management firm Bitfire Group, holding a 30% stake.
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