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Kraken offers $100,000 for the discovery of QuadrigaCX coins.
QuadrigaCX has filed for protection from creditors following Cotten's death.
Gerald Cotten, the founder of QuadrigaCX, died at the age of 30 due to Crohn's disease in India.
QuadrigaCX sought protection from creditors following the death of its founder, Gerald Cotten.
Gerald Cotten, the 30-year-old founder of QuadrigaCX, died due to complications with Crohn's disease.
QuadrigaCX has faced financial difficulty following the sudden death of its founder Gerry Cotten in December last year.
The founder of Canada's biggest cryptocurrency exchange, QuadrigaCX, died unexpectedly due to complications with Crohn's disease.
QuadrigaCX, a major cryptocurrency exchange in Canada, applied for credit protection in the Supreme Court in Nova Scotia.
The Ontario Securities Commission(OSC)has initiated a probe into Canada's major cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX, Reuters reported on Feb. 8.
There are 115,000 QuadrigaCX users who hold balances in their personal accounts.
The US cryptocurrency exchange Kraken offers a reward of$ 100,000 for any information on the whereabouts of the virtual currency missing from the Canadian trading platform QuadrigaCX.
Patryn reportedly left QuadrigaCX in 2016, citing a fundamental disagreement with Cotten over the listing processes for the firm.
In an affidavit before the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, widow Jennifer Robertson said that QuadrigaCX owes its clients about$ 190 million in both cryptocurrency and trust money.
The widow of QuadrigaCX founder Gerald Cotten, Jennifer Robertson, is handing over $9 million in assets to the users of the now-defunct crypto exchange.
At the end of last week, troubled Canadian cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX filed for creditor protection with the Nova Scotia Supreme Court.
Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX, which owes customers $250 million in CAD($190 million U.S.) in cryptocurrencies and fiat, lost another $500,000 CAD by mistake last week.
Patryn provided few details about his 13-years working experience before QuadrigaCX on LinkedIn, only specifying that he worked in many digital currency-related firms from 1999 to 2013.
QuadrigaCX has not been able to access its cold wallets, where the exchange kept most its assets, as Cotten was solely responsible for the wallets and corresponding keys.
The news comes in the wake of the British Columbia Securities Commission's claim that it does not regulate QuadrigaCX since the company has reportedly not shown signs of trading of securities or derivatives, or working as an exchange in general.
QuadrigaCX, Canada's largest cryptocurrency exchange has been denied access to CA$28 million of its funds domiciled in the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce(CIBC) since January 2018.
Million in clients' crypto assets was found to be missing from the QuadrigaCX exchange after its co-founder and CEO Cotten died at the age of 30 from complications of Crohn's disease in December 2018.
QuadrigaCX, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in Canada, which had its access to $21.6 million kept in its business account denied by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce(CIBC) in January 2018.
According to reports, the Patrin left QuadrigaCX in 2016 due to the strong disagreements with Cotto on the procedure of listing tokens.
Gerald Cotten, the 30-year-old founder of QuadrigaCX, died due to complications with Crohn's disease, according to Sky News, citing Cotten's wife, Jennifer Robertson.
Michael Patryn, who co-founded Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX along with Gerald Cotten in 2013, was previously known as Omar Dhanani, a person that was involved in multiple crimes in the United States.
Cointelegraph reported in September that QuadrigaCX is being audited by the Canada Revenue Agency, the country's tax authority, which has requested tax returns from Oct. 1, 2015 to Sept. 30, 2018.
In a statement posted on its website on Jan. 31, QuadrigaCX said that it applied for creditor protection in the Nova Scotia Supreme Court“to allow us the opportunity to address the significant financial issues that have affected our ability to serve our customers.”.