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QuadrigaCX
QuadrigaCX Widow: CEO Mixed Personal Funds with Crypto Exchange
The late CEO of QuadrigaCX used his own cash to make exchange customers whole during a legal dispute with a bank, his widow said.
Court Gives QuadrigaCX 45-Day Extension in Search for Crypto Millions
A judge has given QuadrigaCX another month and a half to locate the $140 million of crypto owed to the exchange's customers.
$100 Million Short: QuadrigaCX Audit Can't Account for 26K Missing Bitcoin
QuadrigaCX's court-appointed monitor has finally provided blockchain addresses for the exchange's cold bitcoin wallets. They're nearly empty.
Kraken Exchange Offers $100K Reward for Missing QuadrigaCX Crypto
Kraken is offering up to $100,000 to anyone who can help locate QuadrigaCX's missing cryptocurrency holdings.
Widow of QuadrigaCX CEO Denies Hiding Assets from Crypto Creditors
Jennifer Robertson, one of QuadrigaCX's two officers, asked a court to put a restructuring specialist in charge of the exchange.
QuadrigaCX Has Sent All Its Bitcoin and Ether to 'Big Four' Auditor EY
QuadrigaCX's "hot" wallets for bitcoin and ether have been nearly emptied, with the funds now held by court-appointed monitor EY.
Judge Appoints Law Firms to Represent QuadrigaCX Customers
Law firms Miller Thomson and Cox & Palmer will represent 115,000 QuadrigaCX customers as the exchange seeks to recoup the $196 million it owes them.
What QuadrigaCX Says About Institutional Crypto Investment
Noelle Acheson looks at the lessons learned for the crypto market following the collapse of the QuadrigaCX exchange.
Judge Delays Decision On Legal Representation for Quadriga Creditors
A Canadian judge will appoint a legal team to represent QuadrigaCX's customers in the coming week.
The Race to Represent QuadrigaCX's Creditors May Be Decided Today
Law firms jockeying to represent users of QuadrigaCX will appear before a Canadian court Thursday to see which teams get the nod.
