# From Crypto Mansion to Urban Farm: Su Zhu's $35.6M Singapore Villa Gets Second Life

Remember Su Zhu, the 3AC co-founder who rode crypto's golden days? Plot twist: his $35.6 million Singapore villa (bought in March 2022 at peak hype) just got the most unlikely rebrand ever.

After 3AC's spectacular implosion—$3.5B in debts, bankruptcy filing, the whole drama—the luxury property on Yarwood Avenue could've become another seized asset. Instead? It's now **Yarwood Homestead**, an urban farm run by his wife Evelyn Tao's company, Abundant Cities.

Here's where it gets interesting: Tao holds a Ph.D. in biology from NUS and previously worked at Temasek Life Sciences Laboratory. So this isn't just some random pivot. The villa now houses vegetables, herbs, fish farms, chickens, and ducks—plus it serves as R&D headquarters for the urban agriculture startup.

**The catch?** While 3AC's other assets got liquidated to creditors, this property wasn't part of the bankruptcy proceedings. Zhu himself? Recently arrested and sentenced to four months in Singapore. He and co-founder Kyle Davies are now barred from regulated business activities in the city-state.

So the takeaway: When your crypto fund implodes, rebrand as a farmer. At least the property's still worth something.