Canada's largest cryptocurrency exchange Quadriga is due in court Tuesday as it seeks creditor protection in the wake of the sudden death of its founder and chief executive in December and missing cryptocurrency worth roughly $190-million. The Vancouver-based exchange filed an application for creditor protection on Jan. 31 and the Nova Scotia Supreme Court will be asked on Feb. 5 to appoint a monitor to oversee the proceedings, according to a post on its website, which has been otherwise shut down. Quadriga owes $70 million in currency and an additional amount of cryptocurrency valued at approximately $180 million, based on market prices in December, to roughly 115,000 users, it said in its application.
Guy got married in October. Wrote his will in November (the will included a 100k each for each of his dogs!) and died in December. But he did nothing to protect the company. Well orchestrated by them. But the guy who is died/got killed may just be a hired face of the company.
Real guy is someone named Omar something/Michael Patryn....was a fugitive wanted criminal in usa for identity theft and many criminal charges.