Quadriga CX Bankruptcy Claimants to Get 13% on the Dollar
The interim distribution to users will account for 87% of the funds the collapsed exchange’s Trustee is currently holding. Source
Read MoreThe interim distribution to users will account for 87% of the funds the collapsed exchange’s Trustee is currently holding. Source
Read MoreBig Four auditor EY said in a statement that it was "aware" of the bitcoin transactions moving out of Quadriga's cold wallets. Source
Read MoreFollowing one of the most tumultuous 48 hours in recent crypto history, DeFi’s most freewheeling act is showing signs that it may be coming to an end.On Thursday morning, popular on-chain analyst zachxbt revealed in a Twitter thread that 0xSifu, the pseudonymous treasury manager for decentralized finance (DeFi) project Wonderland,
Read MoreA website imitating the defunct cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX has been posted online as of Tuesday, hoping to lure unsuspecting victims.A warning notification was sent out on Tuesday from both the exchange’s law firm Miller Thomson, which represents the now-former users of Quadriga, and Ernst and Young (EY), a court-appointed bankruptcy
Read MoreCanadian law firm Miller Thomson has hired consultancy firm Kroll to perform blockchain analytics work in relation to the ongoing dissolution of QuadrigaCX, the exchange which failed last year after its CEO Gerald Cotten was reported to have died. The firm, which represents the now-former users of Quadriga pursuant to a
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Read MoreTop shelfDigital DollarsOn Thursday the House Financial Services Committee (FSC) Task Force on Financial Technology convened on Capitol Hill to discuss the possible role of a digital dollar is distributing COVID-19 relief payments. The watchdogs discussed FedAccounts, or cryptographic wallets held by the Federal Reserve, for commercial banking services. The National
Read MoreYeah, it seems that is the number one story of the year. What’s really interesting to me is that, Congress got so upset about it, I think mostly to score political points. But I think Facebook miscalculated, because they thought their messaging was about creating a global currency. We're gonna
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