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
Though he was shocked to hear Gerald Cotten died, Adam O’Brien doesn’t accept conspiracy theories that suggest he faked his own death. Continue reading
In the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia on Thursday, Justice Michael Wood extended an existing stay of proceedings until June 28, unless the CCAA proceedings are terminated before then. Continue reading
The move, approved on Monday by a Nova Scotia judge, marks a turning point for the 115,000 users who are owed more than $260 million in cash and cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. 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
The monitor said QuadrigaCX and its affiliated companies were unable to explain why the cold wallets haven’t been used in several months. 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
With thousands of investors looking to recover an estimated $260 million from insolvent Canadian cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX, it’s no surprise at least one may have hired a private investigator. Continue reading