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Wednesday, February 6, 2019
South China Morning Post: Quadriga cryptocurrency exchange founder filed will 12 days before he died by Bloomberg
Gerald Cotten’s sudden death left US$145 million in bitcoin and other digital assets protected by his passwords unretrievable. Read more at South China Morning Post »
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