Thoughts on the QuadrigaCX CEO suspicious death??? - page 2.

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Quote from: OmegaStarScream on March 29, 2019, 12:08:57 PM

I think I've read that he has been diagnosed with some kind of disease. So him dying is not that unbelievable unless it was planned very long time before.

I also don't think that anyone could be this unprofessional, to be honest. Even If he was, the team and the board members agreeing to this make no sense.

I don't see how they are going to pull this off though, with the blockchain and the transparency coming with it, 190m vanishing without anyone knowing anything about it is impossible.

I think if the CEO is already ill and knows that he could be deceased any time soon he would leave the company to someone he trust.
Or at least let the company continue and leave the funds behind for his family and for the company to continue to operate .
Just think about it if you are in the business and you already knew that you are ill you would do something about it and what's the point of taking other peoples money if you are already dead?
Unless someone is using him or he is only faking his own death?

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This faking of death would be the best scam of all time if it's true but the sole responsibility of the CEO in moving funds was also died with him so for as long the funds are in there and stuck we can't really say that it's suspicious until proven.

Based on Blockchain analysis they've found that there were 5 Bitcoin addresses ties to QuadrigaCX
As of this moment the total funds of 104.335 bitcoins(this is only a small portion compare to the total funds) are still there and not a single satoshi were deducted.

1HyYMMCdCcHnfjwMW2jE4cv9qVkVDFUzVa — received 36.37786282 BTC,
1JPtxSGoekZfLQeYAWkbhBhkr2VEDADHZB — received 33.19556316 BTC,
1MhgmGaHwLAvvKVyFvy6zy9pRQFXaxwE9M — received 19.54328527 BTC,
1ECUQLuioJbFZAQchcZq9pggd4EwcpuANe — received 10.34268585 BTC,
1J9Fqc3TicNoy1Y7tgmhQznWrP5AVLXj9R — received 4.87560516 BTC.

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I think I've read that he has been diagnosed with some kind of disease. So him dying is not that unbelievable unless it was planned very long time before.

I also don't think that anyone could be this unprofessional, to be honest. Even If he was, the team and the board members agreeing to this make no sense.

I don't see how they are going to pull this off though, with the blockchain and the transparency coming with it, 190m vanishing without anyone knowing anything about it is impossible.

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There are updates it's just there's less users who actually follow it and they also have a subreddit if the links from yaunfitda is not enough for you. To me the ceo's death isn't suspicous I think it's legit but as what gentlemand mentioned they're having problems and the people who work for them might be aware beforehand. It's a poorly managed exchange if anything they're using his death as a way to blame all of the exchange's problem so they could come out clean.

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Quote from: bitbuddo on March 29, 2019, 07:31:57 AM

Anyone here a victim of the QuadrigaCX scandal? The series of events seem all too suspicious and convenient that soooo much money could not be retrieved. Do you think his death is legitimate even? Are there any updates on this story or has it been swept under the rug already?

Luckily I'm not a victim of their exit scam.

I agree all circumstances leading to the death of their CEO, to them losing access to their wallets seems very suspicious. Cotten is dead now, and a lot of new details have emerges, after his demise.

If you wanted to see more discussions about this topic, please see the link below:

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It doesn't really matter whether he's dead or not. It's become clear there were major problems long before he croaked. Even if he was magically laying on a beach touching himself somewhere, the majority of the money appears to have been long gone way before that.

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Quote from: bitbuddo on March 29, 2019, 07:31:57 AM

Anyone here a victim of the QuadrigaCX scandal? The series of events seem all too suspicious and convenient that soooo much money could not be retrieved. Do you think his death is legitimate even? Are there any updates on this story or has it been swept under the rug already?

There's no point in stating one's opinion on this, because all we can do is speculate. He could be dead, he could not be dead. He could have stolen, he could not have stolen. Nobody knows and I don't think anybody will know. I'd say there's about a 90-95% chance that it was an elaborate exit scam and/or hoax, but of course, there is no way to know for sure. The whole thing could be true, for all we know, although the odds of that are quite tiny.

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Not a victim, but yea, it's too shady to actually be true(though I'm not claiming it's not true). Basically, the CEO, which is already ill in the first place, still didn't decide to actually hand over the private keys to another person, or better, use a multi-sig; then, he allegedly "died" in India whereas the place he died in is allegedly a place where fake death certificates are being made(I have no proof, don't quote me on this).

For the whole situation, if anything, it's either fraud, or them being super unprofessional and irresponsible.

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Anyone here a victim of the QuadrigaCX scandal? The series of events seem all too suspicious and convenient that soooo much money could not be retrieved. Do you think his death is legitimate even? Are there any updates on this story or has it been swept under the rug already?

https://stadivm.com/cc/quadrigacx-we-beg-to-differ/

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