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Domain Name Wire | Domain Name News Domain records help connect the dots to uncover dead crypto exchange owner’s history. CBC News has a remarkable story about the death of Gerald Cotten, who was CEO of the Canadian cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX. It’s a thrilling tale with an unhappy ending for those who entrusted a quarter billion dollars of crypto to the exchange. One of the people who lost a lot of money goes by the name QCX-INT. He investigated Cotten and the collapse of QuadrigaCX. One of the tools he used to connect the dots was domain name records.

When the young CEO of Canada’s largest cryptocurrency exchange is reported to have died while honeymooning in India, it sets off a cataclysmic chain of events that would leave about 76,000 people out more than a quarter of a billion dollars and a trail of conspiracy theories around whether Gerald Cotten is dead or alive.

Dogecoin (CRYPTO:DOGE), and many other altcoins are drawing in new investors all the time. Like any investment, there's a risk of loss when you invest in cryptocurrency. But betting on the wrong one isn't the only way it could all go wrong. Here's a look at four ways investing in cryptocurrency could cost you, and how you can reduce that risk. 1. Investing in the wrong cryptocurrency OK, so when it comes to investing in anything, there aren't really clear-cut rights and wrongs. People have made fortunes betting on penny stocks and shiny new cryptos that don't end up going anywhere in the long...

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Over a year after Einstein Exchange closure, Vancouver entrepreneur wins civil suit against founder The founder of now-defunct cryptocurrency firm Einstein Exchange has been ordered by a BC court to pay $535,000 to a man who sold him bitcoin in 2019. This court order comes over a year after Einstein Exchange founder Michael Gokturk was sued by Scott Nelson, a Vancouver entrepreneur, in 2019, for breach of contract related to the bitcoin. According to the lawsuit and as reported by CBC News, Gokturk failed to pay Nelson after Nelson sold him 50 bitcoin at an agreed price of $10...