Huobi co-founder reportedly looks to sell majority stake valued at over $1B
Huobi co-founder Leon Li reportedly informed about his decision to other backers of the company in a July shareholders meeting.
Huobi co-founder Leon Li reportedly informed about his decision to other backers of the company in a July shareholders meeting.
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