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**Siyu Li (Steven Li)** is the Chief Executive Officer, Chairman, and a director of Future Money Acquisition Corporation (NASDAQ: FMACU/FMAC/FMACR), a Cayman Islands blank-check company that completed its initial public offering on March 27, 2026, raising $112,000,000 in gross proceeds through the sale of 11,200,000 units at $10.00 per unit, including a partial exercise of the over-allotment option. A concurrent private placement of 304,000 units generated an additional $3,040,000, and a total of $112,560,000 (approximately $10.05 per unit) was deposited into a trust account with Equiniti Trust Company. D. Boral Capital served as sole book-running manager, with Torres & Zheng at Law, P.C. as legal counsel to the Company and Robinson & Cole LLP as underwriters' counsel. The SPAC's sponsor is Future Wealth Capital Corp., a British Virgin Islands business company whose ultimate beneficial owner is Mr. Li. He controls the sponsor through Architexon Limited (70% ownership) and Future Wealth SG Limited (30% ownership), and he serves as the sole director of both entities. As of March 30, 2026, Li disclosed a 29.36% stake in Future Money Acquisition Corp. through the sponsor and has pledged to vote his shares in favor of any proposed business combination and not to redeem any shares in connection with a deal vote or tender offer, aligning his interests with completing a merger.
Li is also the founder and a founding partner of FutureMoney Group, an Asia-based investment firm he co-founded in November 2017. According to a 2019 Forbes profile, FutureMoney Group managed approximately $40 million in total assets and invested in frontier technologies and blockchain-related projects, with a portfolio that included blockchain transaction platform QuarkChain, data and machine learning network DxChain, and decentralized gifting platform GIFTO. Forbes recognized Li on its 2019 30 Under 30 — Asia list in the Finance & Venture Capital category. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) with concentrations in finance and management and a Master of Business Administration from Queen's University. Li is described as a Canadian investor and is based in Beijing, China. He also appears to maintain a presence as an independent investment analyst, having authored research on Seeking Alpha since 2020 with a focus on value, growth-at-a-reasonable-price, and event-driven strategies, and listing prior experience at NYSE, Bridgewater, and Bernstein on his social media profiles. His sector expertise spans media and gaming, and he describes his approach as examining companies at length and analyzing fundamentals rather than following headlines. Through his roles at FutureMoney Group and Future Money Acquisition Corp., Li has positioned himself at the intersection of venture capital, frontier technology investing, and the SPAC sponsorship market, leveraging his cross-border network between Asia and North America to source and execute business combinations.
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