2019-3-21 00:15 |
A creditors' committee has been formed for users of the failed QuadrigaCX exchange, and it includes a former Mt Gox customer.
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QuadrigaCX trustee Ernst & Young has received close to 17,000 proofs of claim from creditors, denominated in various fiat and cryptocurrencies.
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QuadrigaCX has frequently been in the news lately for their court proceedings, which has been a discussion on the ways that creditors will receive the funds that the platform has no access to. In December, the founder of QuadrigaCX passed away as a result of Crohn’s disease, and his widow, Jennifer Kathleen Margaret Robertson, has […]
2019-2-7 23:51 | |
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QuadrigaCX, the embattled Canadian Bitcoin exchange, yesterday obtained a temporary reprieve from its creditors. Meanwhile, the matter of the over $260 million worth of “lost” cryptocurrencies “held” by the exchange remains unresolved with conflicting details emerging from various sources.
2019-2-6 16:00 | |
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Troubled cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX has been granted an order for creditor protection by a Canadian supreme court. The court-issued order means QuadrigaCX will have 30 days of initial protection from its creditors to allow it to come up with a ‘Plan of Arrangement’.
2019-2-6 14:50 | |
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Today, February 5, 2019, a court in Nova Scotia, Canada, granted bankruptcy protection under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA) to the embattled Vancouver-based cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX.
2019-2-6 23:12 | |
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When QuadrigaCX announced last month that CEO Gerald Cotten had suddenly died and roughly $150 million in cryptocurrency ($180 million Canadian) was inaccessible as a result, the crypto world went nuts.
2019-2-5 20:35 | |
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The laptop of recently deceased Gerald Cotten will be given to creditors’ lawyers, and the crypto exchange might be sold to satisfy debts
2019-2-5 19:09 | |
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Close to 17,000 have made a claim for defunct crypto exchange QuadrigaCX's assets, its bankruptcy monitor reported Tuesday.
Creditors of QuadrigaCX have asked the Royal Canadian Mounted Police to exhume and conduct an autopsy of the failed exchange’s founder, Gerald Cotten.
QuadrigaCX creditors are losing patience with their court-appointed law firm, demanding answers about the effort to recover their funds.