Read Novel Full Chapter 605: Breaking News: Liam’s Wealth Reveal
Chapter 605: Breaking News: Liam’s Wealth Reveal
It had been six months since Nova Technologies launched and since then they had made a lot of waves that even the media companies could not ignore.
This was especially so after the last livestream on Mars, where the CEO of the company had easily restored operational ability to the Chinese Rover, Zhurong, and had casually mentioned how he had fixed Voyager 1 during his deep space travel, something that NASA themselves confirmed during the livestream and afterwards.
If everyone had any doubt about the previous livestreams, thinking that it was heavy CGI or some sort of virtual reality, the last livestream killed those doubts, and also made people understand the horrifying capabilities of the company.
After the last livestream, the media companies had each created a segment fully covering Nova Technologies from when they made their appearance to the last livestream. The segment brought in people to explain what sort of company it was and what it meant for the country it was registered in, the USA, and for the world at large.
A lot of things were said during each segment but very little were also said. And as time went on, Nova Technologies released announcements that made their earlier products and livestreams look modest.
Nova Technologies had gone on to constantly dominate the headlines with not just their products and services, but also the Monthly Transparency Report, which showed extraordinary numbers every month. Even the progress of the ongoing clinical trial was being talked about every day on the Nova Technologies dedicated segment.
But while Nova Technologies was the most talked about entity in the world, the current breaking news just released by Bloomberg was not about Nova Technologies. It was about someone extraordinary.
The breaking news was about Liam Scott, the young man who had appeared almost seven months ago with a custom made car, a version of a concept car that was never supposed to be manufactured, and also the biggest commercial aircraft in the world repurposed as a private jet, an Airbus A380.
BLOOMBERG — BREAKING
EXCLUSIVE: LIAM SCOTT, 18, HOLDS $735 BILLION IN VERIFIED ASSETS — THE LARGEST PRIVATE WEALTH PROFILE EVER DOCUMENTED FOR AN INDIVIDUAL UNDER 30
Anonymous documentation received by Bloomberg has been independently verified against public records, SEC filings, and shareholder registries.
At approximately 11:47 PM Eastern Time, Bloomberg received a comprehensive wealth documentation package on Liam Scott, a private individual currently aged 18, resident of Los Angeles, California.
The package contained asset records, property documentation, equity position filings, and financial records spanning multiple jurisdictions. Bloomberg’s verification team spent four hours cross-referencing every figure against public records, SEC filings, property registries, and shareholder documentation before publication.
Every figure has been verified.
The total documented net worth is $735 billion.
THE EQUITY PORTFOLIO
The largest single component of Scott’s documented wealth is an equity portfolio managed through a registered private investment vehicle — the Bellemere Family Office — of which Scott is listed as sole principal.
The portfolio holds positions across twelve major public companies. All positions are fully disclosed.
JP Morgan Chase — 1.12% of outstanding shares
Applē — 1.9%
Disnēy — 1.5%
Amazōn — 1%
Alphabēt — 1%
Nētflix — 1.5%
Nvidiā — 3%
Miçrōsōft — 3%
Brōadcōm — 3%
TṢMC — 3%
Eli Līlly — 3%
Jōhnson and Jōhnson — 3%
Bloomberg’s equity analysts have estimated the current value of the full portfolio, accounting for market appreciation since the positions were established, at approximately $695 billion.
Several positions stand out individually.
The 3% Nvidiā position is the single most valuable holding by current market value. At Nvidiā’s present valuation, that position alone exceeds $100 billion.
The 3% Miçrōsōft position is comparable in scale, currently valued in the same range.
The 3% Brōadcōm, 3% TṢMC, 3% Eli Līlly, and 3% Jōhnson and Jōhnson positions each represent significant concentrated holdings in their respective sectors — semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare — suggesting a deliberate structural weighting toward technology infrastructure and life sciences.
The 1.9% Applē position, while carrying a lower percentage than the others, represents one of the largest single dollar-value holdings in the portfolio given Applē’s market capitalization.
The Bellemere Family Office carries no external investors, no institutional partners, and no known advisory board. It is registered to a single address in Los Angeles and lists Scott as its sole beneficial owner. The portfolio’s appreciation since the positions were established is attributed in the documentation to active management by the Family Office.
Bloomberg contacted the Bellemere Family Office for comment. No response was received before publication.
THE PHYSICAL ASSETS
Beyond the equity portfolio, the documentation catalogs the following verified assets.
Real Estate
Bellemere Mansion, Holmby Hills, Los Angeles — $50 million
New York Penthouse — $150 million
Blue Valley Residential Complex — $3 million
White Clover Residential Complex, Yellow Creek Avenue — $20 million
Total documented real estate: approximately $223 million
Aviation
Airbus A380 Flying Palace — a custom private configuration of the world’s largest commercial passenger aircraft. The interior has been entirely redesigned from its commercial configuration. One of fewer than five in private ownership globally. Estimated value: $1–1.5 billion.
Sikorsky S-92 Executive helicopter.
Maritime
Yacht Mia — estimated value $300–500 million.
Automotive
The documented vehicle collection contains two machines that warrant specific attention.
The first is a Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 Cabriolet Imperium. Mercedes-Maybach has stated publicly and on multiple occasions that this vehicle would never enter production. It was presented as a concept only, not intended for manufacture under any circumstances. A production unit exists in Scott’s possession. Neither Mercedes-Maybach nor Scott’s representatives have explained how.
The second is a McLaren P1 LM-X. The designation does not correspond to any production variant McLaren has publicly announced or released. The P1 LM is among the rarest McLarens ever produced, with fewer than six units in existence. The LM-X suffix suggests a further custom variant beyond that — built to order, one of one, outside any published production run.
Both vehicles represent not simply expensive automobiles but machines that, by the manufacturers’ own public statements, should not exist in the form they do.
Additional vehicles in the collection: Ferrari SF90 Stradale, Lamborghini Temerario, Aston Martin Vantage GT3, Rolls-Royce Ghost Black Badge, and Maserati GranTurismo.
Jewelry and Collectibles
A Fabergé egg — the Winter Heart — and a 17.6-carat flawless blue diamond. Both rank among the most significant privately held pieces of their respective categories.
WHAT THE DOCUMENTATION DOES NOT EXPLAIN
The documentation is comprehensive. It accounts for assets, positions, and transactions across multiple jurisdictions and satisfies every standard Bloomberg applies to wealth verification.
What it does not contain is a source.
There is no inheritance record. There is no founding event — no company Scott is known to have built, no IPO, no acquisition. There is no venture capital history. There is no record of prior employment at any organization that would generate capital at this scale.
The Bellemere Family Office is registered and active. Its positions are real and registered. The assets are titled and documented.
The origin of the capital that established those positions is not present in any public record Bloomberg was able to locate.
Scott is 18 years old.
CONTEXT
The $735 billion figure places Scott among the five wealthiest individuals on Earth by documented assets — at an age when most individuals of his generation are in secondary education or early employment.
Liam Scott is now officially the second wealthiest individual on Earth by documented assets, behind only one other person.
The youngest individual previously documented at a comparable wealth level was 26 years old, and that figure was tied to a known company with a public valuation.
Scott has no known company affiliation on record, but has such wealth at the age of 18.
The only prior public attention Scott received was approximately seven months ago, when he arrived at LAX in the Vision Mercedes-Maybach 6 Cabriolet Imperium and departed in a private Airbus A380. At the time, the combination was noted as unusual. No reporting pursued the individual behind the vehicles.
Bloomberg is now reporting on that individual.
The Bellemere Family Office’s concentrated positions in technology infrastructure and life sciences — Nvidiā, Miçrōsōft, Brōadcōm, TṢMC at 3% each — reflect a portfolio constructed with specific sector conviction rather than diversified passive holding. Whoever built this portfolio was not indexing the market. They were making deliberate, large, concentrated bets on specific industries and holding them.
Those bets have performed.
Two vehicles in his collection that manufacturers have publicly stated could not exist in production form do exist, in his possession, with no public explanation.
The pattern across the full documentation is consistent. Every asset is real, registered, and verified. Nothing about how any of it came to exist in the hands of an 18-year-old is explained by anything in the public record.
By how much the portfolio has grown, when the positions were originally established, and what initial capital funded them — none of that is in the documentation.
This is a developing story. Bloomberg will update as verification continues.
Bloomberg reporters attempted to contact Liam Scott and the Bellemere Family Office for comment. Neither responded before publication. Bloomberg will still continue to try to contact them.