Larry Ho is a crypto partnerships and business development professional with 8 years of experience building staking, earn, wallet, DeFi and lending ecosystems at leading exchanges like OKX and Binance. He has driven product marketing and institutional engagement—launching 60+ campaigns, onboarding market makers for ETH liquid staking (BETH), and managing VIP clients and KOLs to grow staking TVL. Larry combines hands-on backend engineering contributions to the OKX exchain (address blocking, keystore export and multisig fixes) with commercial instincts from closing enterprise KYC/AML deals and advising regulators. Based in Chengdu with international experience across Taiwan and the U.S., he is fluent in both product go-to-market strategy and technical integration work that bridges exchanges, wallets, and custody providers. Notably, he has a track record of negotiating large vendor partnerships and reducing costs while also shipping protocol-level backend features for an EVM/WASM-compatible L1.
9 years of coding experience
Master of Technology, Computer and Information Sciences, General, Master of Technology, Computer and Information Sciences, General at Columbia University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Biotechnology, Bachelor of Science - BS, Biotechnology at National Sun Yat-sen University
⛓️ EVM & Wasm $ IBC-compatible, OKTC is a L1 blockchain network built on top of Cosmos SDK that aims for optimal interoperability and performance ✨
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:198 reviews, 377 commits, 125 PRs in 1 year 3 months
Contributions summary:Larry primarily contributed to the backend logic of the `okx/exchain` repository, focusing on implementing and refining features related to address blocking and Ethereum keystore file export functionalities. Their contributions involved modifying and adding new decorators to the ante handler to check blocked addresses, optimizing the code and removing any unnecessary parts. They also added commands to export Ethereum keystore files, including code changes and optimizations. Furthermore, the user resolved issues with multiple signatures in Ethereum transactions and addressed bugs.
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