Vancouver-based QuadrigaCX was shut down in January after its founder and sole director, 30-year-old Gerald Cotten of Fall River, N.S., died Dec. 9 while travelling in India. Continue reading →

Quadriga’s antics highlight the need for new regulations to better suit a financial marketplace that includes virtual currencies, says Lisa Kramer of UofT. Continue reading →

Embattled cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX has received a reprieve from its creditor protection deadline as the search for nearly $200 million in missing virtual currency continues. Continue reading →

More than 115,000 users of the Vancouver-based QuadrigaCX platform are owed about $260 million in cash and cryptocurrency following the demise of the unregulated company on Jan. 28. Continue reading →

The insolvent company’s cold-storage wallets continue to hold approximately 104 bitcoins. It had said that 103 bitcoins had been transferred out on Feb. 6. Continue reading →

The Nova Scotia Supreme Court granted QuadrigaCX temporary protection from its creditors on Feb. 5. A court-appointed monitor is searching for the missing money. The company could be sold. Continue reading →

The court-appointed monitor’s report says QuadrigaCX “inadvertently” transferred 103 Bitcoins valued at $468,675 to so-called cold wallets, which the company is now unable to access. Continue reading →

Customers of Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX stand to lose millions. Where were regulators? Continue reading →