YZi Labs Ranked as the Second Most Active Family Office Globally in August, Participating in 10 Funding Rounds with a Total Scale of $42.1 Million

BlockBeats News, September 8: Data service provider FINTRX tracking shows that family offices participated in a total of 109 transactions in August, with disclosed funding rounds amounting to $16.9 billion. Among these, follow-on funding rounds—where family offices continue to invest in companies they already hold—accounted for 27% of the transactions. This indicates that family offices were more active in seeking and investing in new projects compared to reinvesting in existing ones. The most active institution in August was a16z Perennial. Founded in 2022, a16z Perennial is a joint family office under the venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, providing wealth management and investment services for its core partners Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz, as well as the entrepreneurs they support. As of the end of 2025, a16z Perennial is expected to manage approximately $2.74 billion in regulatory assets. In August, a16z Perennial participated in 17 transactions, ranking first; the disclosed total scale of the funding rounds reached approximately $10.45 billion. Ranking second was YZi Labs, a family office under Binance founder CZ. YZi Labs manages over $10 billion in assets globally, with investments spanning Web3, artificial intelligence, healthcare, and other sectors, as well as startups at various stages of development. In August, YZi Labs participated in 10 transactions, second only to a16z Perennial. However, the funding rounds involved in these transactions totaled $42.1 million, with many appearing in large-scale funding rounds worth hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars. It is important to note that the amounts mentioned above refer to the total funding scale of the relevant rounds involving all investors, not the actual contribution from the family office itself. Due to the highly private nature of family office investments, the specific investment amount by a single family office in each transaction is often difficult to obtain. [Original Link]