2020-5-13 04:57 |
Viewers polled at Consensus: Distributed believe Gerald Cotten from the defunct crypto exchange QuadrigaCX may still be alive.
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QuadrigaCX CEO and founder Gerald Cotten reportedly created fake accounts at other crypto exchanges and funded them with his customers' money.
2019-6-20 14:05 | |
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The QuadrigaCX imbroglio took a turn yesterday when Big Four Auditing Firm, Ernst & Young (EY) released its “Third Report of the Monitor” that asserts that they have identified six separate crypto wallets were used to store the exchange’s cryptocurrency.
2019-3-2 22:30 | |
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QuadrigaCX customers who had fiat currency balances say they should be repaid before crypto holders.
2019-2-8 19:35 | |
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Surprise! The craziest crypto-related story of 2019 has just become a tad zanier. According to a research piece from a leading industry researcher, QuadrigaCX, a Canadian Bitcoin (BTC) exchange in the midst of a multi-month imbroglio, could have been fibbing about its cryptocurrency holdings — and by a large sum at that.
2019-2-4 03:00 | |
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A few days ago the QuadrigaCX exchange announced that they lost around $190 million in virtual currencies due to the fact that the owner of the exchange passed away. According to different reports that spread on the internet, the owner of the platform, Gerald Cotten, was the only person in possession of the digital assets […]
2019-2-4 21:49 | |
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According to several reports, some funds from the missing $150 million holdings of Canada’s biggest crypto exchange QuadrigaCX could be moving. On Saturday, CCN reported that QuadrigaCX lost more than $190 million in funds stored in both crypto and fiat as the CEO, who had sole control over user funds passed away.
2019-2-4 20:50 | |
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The story almost has it all. Snowy Canada, an Indian Orphanage, a sudden death, troubles with bankers, an encrypted laptop and USB and the claimed loss of $180 million worth...
2019-2-4 17:33 | |
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Canada’s largest crypto exchange QuadrigaCX lost more than $190 million worth of user funds and is unable to reimburse its users. As of Jan. 31, 2019, there were roughly 115,000 users with balances signed up on the exchange, with $70 million CAD in fiat and $180 million CAD in crypto owed overall, according to the […] The post Movie script scenario: QuadrigaCX CEO might have faked his own death in India appeared first on CaptainAltcoin.
2019-2-3 16:18 | |
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Canada’s largest crypto exchange QuadrigaCX lost more than $190 million worth of user funds and is unable to reimburse its users. As CCN reported on February 1, the founder and CEO of QuadrigaCX passed away in India with sole control over the company’s cold wallets containing more than $150 million in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, and $40 million in cash stored with a third party.
2019-2-3 11:48 | |
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With the recent news of the QuadrigaCX exchange owner passing away and losing over 26,488 Bitcoin, 1,000,000,000 XRP, 200,000 Litecoin, and 429,000 Ethereum should these numbers be taken off the total supplies once confirmed gone forever? The news had me thinking how many other accounts are lost for either due to people passing away without […] The post How much Crypto is lost due to people Passing Away? appeared first on ZyCrypto.
2019-2-2 23:20 | |
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The Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX seems to be deep in trouble now. According to a new court filing from the company, QuadrigaCX currently owes $190 million USD to its customers at the moment. The situation is even worse than it looks, it seems, as the company can’t access most of the funds at the time. […]
2019-2-2 16:44 | |
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One of Canada’s biggest Bitcoin (BTC) exchange – QuadrigaCX – has possibly lost $190 Million in cryptocurrencies after its founder and CEO died suddenly last December in India due to Crohn’s disease.
2019-2-2 16:16 | |
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Crypto exchange QuadrigaCX is missing $145 million following the unexpected death of its young founder Gerry Cotten
2019-2-2 05:36 | |
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QuadrigaCX, the largest bitcoin exchange in Canada, has lost $190 million worth of crypto after it lost access to its cold storage wallets. An affidavit filed on January 31 with the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia revealed that $190 million in Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Bitcoin Cash SV, Bitcoin Gold, Litecoin, and Ethereum were lost.
2019-2-2 00:30 | |
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Have you ever wondered why even the savviest crypto holders always advocate for users to secure their own crypto assets? Well, the story of this crypto exchange, QuadrigaCX, should be a wake-up call to anyone who doubts that logic.
2019-2-2 21:48 | |
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Bitcoin price ranging within a $155 zone QuadrigaCX is bankrupt Transactional volume low but set to increase as bull momentum pick up A Canadian crypto exchange, QuadrigaCX, has filed for credit protection asking the court to assign Ernst & Young Inc to overlook proceedings.
2019-2-1 20:00 | |
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Customers foolish enough to leave funds at the Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX have a lot to be worried about. According to a post by the company’s board of directors, the platform has lost access to the digital assets it held in cold storage.
2019-2-1 02:00 | |
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The QuadrigaCX exchange says it's been "attempting to locate" its crypto reserves, unsuccessfully.
2019-2-1 01:19 | |
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QuadrigaCX, a cryptocurrency exchange, has been in hot water for months with their own customers, considering that no one has been able to withdraw their crypto assets for months now. There has been plenty of rumors surrounding the cause, but the company did not exactly put themselves in a good position today when they notified […]
2019-1-29 17:26 | |
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Quadriga CX, a major Canadian cryptocurrency exchange which has recently been wrapped up in legal battles, is down for maintenance
2019-1-29 04:55 | |
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Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX, whose customers have been unable to withdraw funds for months, has been inaccessible for several hours.
2019-1-29 02:31 | |
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According to recent reports, the customers of a crypto exchange known as QuadrigaCX are still unable to withdraw their money, despite the fact that it has been a month since the exchange won its recent court dispute.
2019-1-18 18:59 | |
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QuadrigaCX users' concerns were compounded by the exchange's announcement that its CEO had died more than a month earlier.
2019-1-17 19:00 | |
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The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has recently moved to take custody of a large sum of assets from a crypto exchange currently frozen in accounts at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC).
2018-11-15 22:14 | |
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A Canadian court has taken control over $26 million CAD that were claimed by the cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX. The crypto trading platform is asking the funds due to a dispute related to the funds’ provenance.
2018-11-14 18:03 | |
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A Canadian judge ruled that CIBC, which froze some $26 million CAD claimed by QuadrigaCX, must transfer the funds under dispute to the court.
2018-11-14 00:00 | |
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QuadrigaCX is waiting on a judge's decision after the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce froze CA$28 million in multiple bank accounts.
2018-10-10 00:00 | |
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Although Canada is widely regarded as a progressive nation when it comes to the acceptance of promising technologies and sectors, this forward-thinking hasn’t stopped local institutions from doing their utmost best to curb the growth and maturation of the Canadian crypto space via exchanges.
2018-10-9 10:50 | |
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