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Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
since only you and me know who and what you're talking about, some details for the rest of the forum might be nice ..
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Just for you as a posting titan:
Seen as
titans in their industry, Tiantian Kullander and Nikolai Mushegian were both found dead just weeks apart in the wake of the crypto market downturn
Tiantian Kullander – Co-Founder of the crypto firm Amber Group – unexpectedly passed away in his sleep at the age of 30
Another mysterious death is the one of Vyacheslav Taran. The 53-year-old Russian lost his life in a helicopter crash.
Nikolai Mushegian drowned at sea in San Huan, Puerto Rico.
And an even better mystery:
Is Gerald Cotten, the late CEO of Canada’s largest cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX really dead?
Back in 2018, 30-year-old Cotten took a trip to India with his now widow Jennifer Robertson for their honeymoon and to open an orphanage. Nine days later Cotten is believed to have died due to complications of Crohn's disease, with Robertson announcing the death publicly a month later.
It was determined that Cotten was the only person who could access QuadrigaCX funds, the cold wallet, with his widow not even able to unlock his personal computer, leaving people without their money, including entire life savings for some.
Cotten's death came after Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) froze an account controlled by QuadrigaCX with around $25 million.
And this weeks follow up:
Bitcoin Addresses Tied to Defunct Canadian Crypto Exchange QuadrigaCX Wake Up
More than 100 bitcoins tied to the defunct Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX were transferred out of cold wallets thought to be beyond anyone’s control over the weekend, after more than three years.
QuadrigaCX went bankrupt in 2019 after the apparent death of founder and CEO Gerald Cotten.
The bitcoin in these addresses remained frozen until last Friday, when the coins in all five addresses left between 6:52 p.m. ET and 7:14 p.m. ET.