Renowned crypto investor Harry Yeh died in a mysterious fall from a building, with scene investigations largely ruling out suicide.

According to a report from the International Business Times, prominent crypto investor Harry Yeh died after falling from the approximately 30th floor of a luxury residential building in Asunción, the capital of Paraguay. Local police received an emergency call around 4:30 a.m. Friday, and subsequently discovered Yeh’s body at the base of the Jade Park residential complex. The report states that his body was naked, covered with a black plastic bag, and the fall spanned roughly 100 meters. Police later inspected Yeh’s apartment on the 30th floor, finding the door open and the interior in disarray, with no other individuals present at the scene. They also collected evidence from two properties linked to Yeh—on the 27th and 30th floors—and submitted the relevant evidence to the prosecutor’s office. At this time, police have not determined the cause of Yeh’s fall. His 29-year-old Brazilian partner has been questioned by authorities but has not been accused of any misconduct. Yeh’s remains have been sent to the judicial morgue for an autopsy, and police are awaiting forensic examination results. Yeh began investing in Bitcoin in 2013, when the cryptocurrency traded at around $60. He later founded Quantum Fintech Group, which focused on digital assets and blockchain projects, and participated in initiatives including LIF3, L3 Reserve, and Tomb Finance. He and his company previously claimed to manage or invest more than $2 billion in digital assets, though these figures have not been independently verified. The case remains under investigation.