Sunny He
Sunny He is an investor, advisor, and technology contributor specializing in blockchain, fintech, and digital infrastructure. She is a co-contributor to the UnifAI Network and an active venture investor across the technology sector. Her career includes partnerships at venture capital firms HashKey Capital and Cheung Kong China International Capital, as well as roles at China Telecom Americas and the United Nations Development Programme. [2]
Education
He's academic background spans institutions in Asia and the United States. She earned a Bachelor of Arts from Zhejiang University in 2008, followed by a Bachelor of Social Sciences from the University of Hong Kong in 2011. She completed her graduate studies at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, earning a Master of International Affairs in 2013. [3]
Career
He began her professional career in 2012 as a program analyst at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Following her time at the UN, she transitioned to the telecommunications industry, where she worked in global account management at China Telecom Americas for nearly three years. In 2017, her focus shifted toward finance and technology when she became a partner at Cheung Kong China International Capital, a role she held until early 2018. Concurrent with her role at Cheung Kong, He began independently investing in technology projects in 2017, with a specific interest in the blockchain and fintech sectors. This investment activity continued alongside her formal professional roles. From 2019 to 2024, she served as an advisor to various companies in the technology and cryptocurrency industries. In 2022, she joined HashKey Capital as a partner, where she oversaw the firm's global investments for over two years until 2024. In 2024, she became a co-contributor to the UnifAI Network, focusing on the development of its AI and Web3 infrastructure. [1]
UnifAI Network Contributions
He contributes to UnifAI Network as a co-contributor involved in building infrastructure for creating and automating decentralized finance strategies, including hands-on work such as developing automated strategies based on user input. She uses her social channels to announce new features and strategies, including an automated Polymarket agent she introduced on October 26, 2025, designed to act on near-certain end-of-market outcomes and presented as an accessible entry point for users. That same day, she promoted a liquidity provision strategy for Meteora that combined yield generation with potential airdrop participation. Following these releases, she shared adoption metrics showing rapid user growth and performance updates, including early returns and rising deposits. She also publicly addressed technical issues reported by users, noting efforts to resolve cross-chain frictions, improve documentation, and coordinate with third-party platforms when rate limits affected performance. [4]
Panel
Auto vs. Manual LP
In September 2025, He hosted a UnifAI Network livestream featuring core members of the LP Army, where participants reflected on their first live event and introduced their backgrounds in liquidity provision. The discussion centered on the time demands of managing LP positions, the search for new opportunities, and the growing role of automation tools such as UniFi in simplifying workflows. While many participants described shifting from manual to more automated strategies, they also emphasized the continued importance of human judgment, particularly when dealing with volatile assets. The group shared impressions of UniFi’s usability, suggested potential improvements, and explored ideas for future competitions, expanded community involvement, and more effective strategy-sharing within the LP community. [5]