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Gerry Cotten, who ran Quadriga off his laptop, died traveling in India -- ironically, no one has been able to recover his passwords.
The company, which Cotten operated primarily from a laptop computer, can't retrieve about C$190 million of customers' currency.
(Bloomberg) --Tong Zou wasn't a stereotypical crypto-bro bent on accumulating flashy trophies such as Lamborghinis when he deposited his life savingsā¦
Quadriga CX revealed recently that founder Gerald Cotten, who died in December, was the only person able to access its digital ledgers.
The worlds insurers, banks and pension funds are "inherently susceptible" to threats from climate change, a report says.