According to ChainCatcher, Hong Kong’s High Court in May approved an application by the Department of Justice to freeze HK$8.938 billion in assets linked to Prince Group founder Chen Zhi and 41 others suspected of operating fraud schemes in Cambodia. Chen Zhi’s personal assets in Hong Kong exceed HK$6.36 billion. Zhou Yun, who assists in managing the group’s assets, holds over HK$2 billion in total assets, including HK$15.92 million in Hong Kong dollars, euros, and bitcoin in personal accounts.
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