Liquid Capital founder Li Hua announced that he successfully recovered an iPhone that was locked 18 years ago and the lost BTC through imBack. He praised imBack’s technical capabilities and has completed a strategic investment in it. imBack provides a service to recover crypto assets, helping users access digital wallets with locked or lost private keys.

BlockBeats message, March 28, Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital) founder Yi Lihua participated in a discussion on a social platform regarding the topic, saying, "I set a take-profit line; with a smaller position it's easier to manage. The rebound didn’t meet expectations. The war hasn’t ended in the short term, so I’m waiting for a new bargain-buying opportunity." Given the recent market downturn, this remark may also imply that he is in a short-profit mode.

Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua pointed out that the cryptocurrency market is in a bear market, the war is not over, and the rebound is weak. The market's performance over the past four years has been disappointing, with crashes and regulatory impacts causing harm to all parties; only Wall Street's ETFs and a small number of believers continue to provide support, while innovation in the crypto space is progressing slowly.

Gate News reported that on March 27, Yi Lihua published a post on platform X expressing his views on the current state of the cryptocurrency market. According to his perspective, the current cryptocurrency market is in a bear market and the war is not yet over, lacking significant rebounds. Yi Lihua stated that the performance of the cryptocurrency sector over the past four years has been disappointing, with the crypto middle class, retail investors, and VCs all being harvested, while exchanges, market makers, and project teams continue to extract funds. He pointed out that the current capital inflow in the market mainly comes from Wall Street ETFs, DAT, and a few believers, and that there has not yet been any disruptive innovation in the cryptocurrency sector.

Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua stated that the market is still waiting for clarity on the war, but there will likely be opportunities to buy the dip. He emphasized the importance of learning AI, believing that companies not using AI will be eliminated, and plans to spend half of his time working alongside AI.

Yili Hua pointed out that the decline in innovation in the crypto industry stems from tightening US policies and exchange lock-up mechanisms, which impose additional risks on VCs. He recommends improving exit mechanisms, stimulating investment, and promoting industry innovation and the listing of high-quality assets.

BlockBeats News, February 27 — Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital) founder Yi Lihua posted on social media in response to comments claiming "Jane Street dumped at 10 o'clock to trigger long liquidations and manipulate prices for huge profits," stating, "This is not a conspiracy theory; the trend is downward, and we're buying in the middle of the mountain. Currently, we will wait for the bottom confirmation before buying the dip."

BlockBeats News, February 9th, Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital) founder Yi Lihua posted a photo with SharpLink, the second-largest crypto treasury company for Ethereum (DAT), where he is the Chief Information Officer and Chief Development Officer. He stated, "Continuing to build for Ethereum, working together with SharpLink, maintaining confidence and persistent effort."

Odaily Planet Daily News: Hyperbot data shows that the "Yilihua Opponent" (0x94d...3814) closed out its Bitcoin long positions 5 hours ago. Currently, it still holds a 5x leveraged DASH short position, with a position size of 138,776.38 DASH, and a liquidation price of approximately $118.289. Additionally, this whale has incurred a loss of $28.581 million over the past week, with a total of 34 liquidations—16 profitable and 18 unprofitable, resulting in a win rate of 47.06%.

Trend Research's loss on ETH is approximately $734 million, with previous long profits of $315 million, resulting in an overall loss of $419 million. Despite the significant loss on ETH, the fund remains profitable overall, as profits from other cryptocurrencies like WLFI and FORM offset this loss.