Media: Alan Tam's son, Alan Tam Xiaofeng, works as a senior software engineer at a Web3 company and was previously responsible for the NFT game CryptoKitties.

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PANews December 30 News, according to Lianhe Zaobao, the 75-year-old “Music School Principal” Alan Tam’s son, Howard Tam (Howard), has recently been active in the fields of cryptocurrency and technology, demonstrating outstanding performance. He is currently a senior software engineer at a Web3 startup, focusing on developing digital wallets and cryptographic protocols. Howard Tam previously worked at Canadian gaming company Axiom Zen, where he took over the management of the world’s first Ethereum-based NFT game, “CryptoKitties.” After its launch, the game once accounted for over 16% of the transaction traffic on the Ethereum network.

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