Moonton
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Moonton is a Chinese game studio founded in 2014 by Justin Yuan (袁菁), who previously worked at Shanda and Tencent. The company is best known for *Mobile Legends: Bang Bang* (MLBB) and *Magic Rush: Heroes*. In 2021, ByteDance acquired Moonton in a deal reported to exceed $4 billion. Yuan served as co-founder and CEO until the acquisition, after which he left to start Pilot, described as "a game people's business company," and has indicated plans to launch his own fund as well. Related coverage: elsewhere has reported on the broader gaming investment landscape , and Moonton has been cited as a test user for domestic AI models .
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Coverage
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The Man Who Sold His Company for $4 Billion, Back at the Crossroads | A Conversation with Justin Yuan: Entrepreneurship, Life, and Those "Useless Things"
On a Winter Night for Game Investment, Shen Li Wants to Build a NExT 2.0 | Entering the Arena
A new adventure.
After Selling His Company for $4 Billion: A Founder's Past, Present, and Future Plans | A Conversation with Moonton Co-Founder Justin
I'm financially free. Now what?
After Selling His Company for $4 Billion: A Founder's Past, Present, and Future Plans | A Conversation with Yuan Jing, Co-founder of Moonton
Ban one TikTok, and a thousand TikToks will rise in its place | Undercurrent Worldview
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