@CNN: Canada’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange says it’s unable to gain access to $145 million of bitcoin and other assets after the death of its co-founder — the only person who had access to the digital wallets https://t.co/getZT41w0s

February 5, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

Canada's biggest cryptocurrency exchange says it's unable to gain access to $145 million of bitcoin and other assets after the death of its co-founder — the only person who had access to the digital wallets https://t.co/getZT41w0s

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@CNN: Canada’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange says it’s unable to gain access to $145 million of bitcoin and other assets after the death of its co-founder — the only person who had access to the digital wallets https://t.co/getZT41w0s

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