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Dead or Escaped? Gerald Cotten, CEO of QuadrigaCX

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This event, which took place in 2019, disproves the saying “there are no pockets in the shroud”.

Canadian entrepreneur Gerald Cotten went to his grave with $190 million.

But this money belonged not to him, but to the users of the QuadrigaCX exchange.

Gerald Cotten, founder of QuadrigaCX, Canada’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, died mysteriously during his honeymoon in India.

With Cotten’s death, the exchange announced that 190 million dollars of user funds were lost.

Because only Cotten knew the private keys and passwords to the exchange’s cold wallets.

Of course, there are conspiracy theories about this mysterious event.

QuadrigaCX’s users do not believe that Cotten is really dead and they have valid reasons for this.

The most important of these is Cotten’s personal accounts on some forums.

It seems that Cotten continued to use these accounts even after his death.

There are also some spelling mistakes on Cotten’s death certificate.

Do you think this is real or just another crypto scam?

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From 26 billion dollars to 100 thousand dollars

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Sam Bankman-Fried, whose cryptocurrency empire collapsed, announced that he had only 100 thousand dollars left in his bank account.

Weeks ago, Sam Bankman-Fried, dubbed the new Warren Buffett in the mainstream media, saw his personal fortune soar to $26 billion.

After Alameda Reserach’s balance sheet was leaked in early November, SBF’s fortune fell from $15.6 billion to less than $1 billion in one day.

In an interview with Axios, Sam Bankman-Fried said he had no idea what was going on.

What do you think about this issue?

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Someone tell Apple to leave Ethereum alone!

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Apple, which confronted Fortnite and Elon Musk over its 30% commission on each purchase in the Apple Store, has now set its sights on decentralized structures.

According to Coinbase, Apple has moved to take a 30% commission on the gas fee paid for NFT transactions.

For this very reason, Apple has disabled the latest update of the Coinbase Wallet app.

And what about you,

How would you explain to Apple that because of the way NFTs and blockchains work, they can’t get commission on gas fees?

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What if everyone knew how much money was in your bank account?

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At Art Basel in Miami Beach, a Brooklyn art collective unveiled an ATM that allows people to share their bank account balances with everyone.

Developed by MSCHF, a company known for its viral products, the ATM lists the bank account balances of those who use it, in descending order from largest to smallest.

Diplo, an American DJ and music producer, posted a video on Twitter on Friday showing him in first place with $3 million.

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