The revelation is part of aFeb. 12 update by Ernst & Young Inc., the monitor appointedFeb. 5 by the Nova Scotia Supreme Court to oversee the digitalexchange's restructuring under creditor protection. (Photo:Bloomberg)
(Bloomberg) –More bitcoin has been caught in the Quadriga CX vortex.
The shuttered Vancouver-based digital exchange “inadvertently”transferred 103 bitcoins on Feb. 6 to an offline storage accountknown as a cold wallet that was protected by passwords held by thecompany's founder, who died in December, leaving the companyunable to access cryptocurrency valued atC$468,675 ($354,300).
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