Harry Chun Tak Yeh, founder of Quantum Fintech Group, a notable participant in the Fantom ecosystem and crypto investor, has been found dead in Paraguay, reports International Business Times.
According to press reports, his body was discovered at the foot of the elite Jade Park residential complex in the Trinidad district of Asunción. The entrepreneur owned an apartment in the complex.
The body was found early in the morning. The publication noted that Yeh was naked, and his body was covered by a black plastic bag.
Police also searched his apartment on the 30th floor. It was found open and with signs of being ransacked. According to La Tribuna, Yeh allegedly owned at least one other apartment in the complex, on the 27th floor. It is occupied by his partner, a 29-year-old Brazilian citizen, Isadora de Proença Braganhollo Carvalho.
The publication's report suggests that law enforcement is considering various versions of the incident. Carvalho herself allegedly stated she knew nothing about it.
The victim's body has been sent for examination. Police declined to provide details on whether signs of violence were found on the body or in the apartment.
Yeh was an early supporter of Bitcoin and an active participant in the cryptocurrency ecosystem in general. He claimed to manage assets worth $2 billion.
The entrepreneur was also the founder and investor of projects such as LIF3 and L3 Reserve within the Fantom ecosystem.
Earlier we reported that in Austria, criminals killed the son of Kharkiv's vice-mayor for cryptocurrency assets.
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