QuadrigaCX Widow: Founder Mixed Personal Funds with Failed Crypto Exchange

By cineramaMarch 13, 2019Bitcoin Business

Gerald Cotten, the deceased founder and CEO of QuadrigaCX, used his own cash to try to keep the crypto exchange afloat during a legal battle with its bank, his […]

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QuadrigaCX Widow: Founder Mixed Personal Funds with Failed Crypto Exchange

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