Shiau Sin Yen got into crypto after attending Ethereum's Devcon2 in Shanghai in 2016, and his career has since moved through UBS M&A banking, CLSA's tech venture platform, strategic investing at Block.one, and now co-founding Titan Fund at CMCC Global, where he brings a more traditional equity-first approach to web3 while focusing on Asia's consumer-driven adoption and the practical infrastructure, like compliant fiat on/off-ramps, still needed to support it. He's also known for disciplined calls like exiting Terra three months before its collapse, and outside of investing, he grew up in Austria and once picked Nena's 99 Luftballons as the song he'd bring into the metaverse.
About their Fund
CMCC Global, founded in Hong Kong in 2016, is one of the earliest Asia-based blockchain-focused venture funds and operates as a multi-product platform spanning liquid digital assets, venture equity, and quant strategies—including Crest, Titan, Everest, SyzCrest, and Bitcoin funds—with early investments in Ethereum, Cosmos, and Solana at very low prices and a team with backgrounds from firms like Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and UBS. In 2019 it launched Asia's first institutional-grade, regulated Bitcoin fund for accredited investors, later launched the Hong Kong-focused Web3 fund Titan with backers such as Winklevoss Capital and Block.one, built close ties to Animoca Brands by leading its Mocaverse round, and added a regulated capital-markets arm holding SFC Type 4 and 9 licenses.
















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