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Mr. Liu has rich experience in artificial intelligence, blockchain technology, and the space satellite industry, and has served as CEO of WeSoul Labs LLC since June 2023.
Yiheng Liu, commonly known as Gus Liu, serves as Chief Executive Officer, Chairman of the Board, and Director of Starlink AI Acquisition Corporation (NYSE: OTAI), a Cayman Islands-incorporated blank check company headquartered in New York, New York. He assumed the CEO role in September 2025 and was appointed Director on September 29, 2025. At approximately 27 years of age, Liu holds a substantial 22.55% ownership stake in the company, valued at roughly $30.9 million as of mid-2026. Under his leadership, Starlink AI Acquisition completed its initial public offering in May 2026, pricing 10,000,000 units at $10.00 each to raise $100 million in gross proceeds, with a subsequent partial over-allotment exercise adding another $5 million. The SPAC's sponsor entity, JKapital Ltd., operates in close association with Liu, and together they have reported open-market purchases and private placement investments tied to the company, including the acquisition of 4,750 additional private units concurrent with the over-allotment closing. The company focuses on effecting a merger, share exchange, asset acquisition, or similar business combination, with a particular emphasis on the artificial intelligence, blockchain technology, and space satellite industries—sectors in which Liu is noted to have rich experience.
Liu's educational background reflects a strong technical and international foundation. He was born in China and, after graduating from Zhejiang University, was admitted to Columbia University's electrical engineering department, where he specialized in mechatronics and electrical engineering. He is also associated with WeSoul Labs, though details on that affiliation are limited. Additional public records suggest a profile consistent with a young Singaporean national who participated in Peking University's Guanghua School of Management "Future Leaders" International Undergraduate Double-Degree Program in partnership with the National University of Singapore, where he pursued studies in development economics and finance in developing markets. During that period, he completed a FinTech research internship focused on blockchain technology and compiled learning materials for Singapore university students, and he also undertook multiple banking internships, ultimately receiving a full-time offer on the global markets trading team of a European investment bank. He previously served as a field engineer commander in the Singapore Armed Forces during his National Service.
The Starlink AI Acquisition board is relatively new, with an average tenure of less than one year and an average age of 38. Liu leads alongside Chief Financial Officer Gracie Gao and independent directors Yuqiang Lu and Xue Feng. The SPAC's trust account held approximately $105.5 million as of late May 2026, following the IPO and concurrent private placements. Notable institutional investors include UBS Group AG, which disclosed a 5.38% holding, and CVI Investments together with Heights Capital Management, which reported a collective 7.8% stake. The company faces a standard going-con
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