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Dead Man's Switch: a crypto mystery Gerald Cotten was the CEO of Canada's cryptocurrency exchange, QuadrigaCX, responsible for over $200 million in assets. While on his honeymoon in India, he died suddenly under mysterious circumstances, leaving investors empty-handed and with a lot of questions. This riveting 21st century crime caper explores human nature, greed and the pitfalls of navigating the Wild West of the unregulated cryptocurrency world.  Was Gerald Cotten's death the last of his many scams? - Dead Man's Switch: A Crypto Mystery Documentary Channel1 month ago 2:11 A thirty-year-old...

Josiah Wilson(Laura Perlmutter) Josiah Wilson was adopted as a baby in Haiti and raised by an Indigenous family in Calgary. His personal journey becomes news when he is refused the right to play basketball — a sport he loves deeply — at an Indigenous tournament. With the support of loved ones, Wilson deals with this hurtful rejection while examining his own identity, and the complex web of relationships within his family and community. Portrayal For years, filmmaker Roman Lapshin has been captivated by the mystery surrounding the thousands of paintings created by his grandfather, Vladimir...

Last week, a crypto whale going by the moniker “Metakovan” bought a Beeple artwork via Christie’s auction for $69 million—$60 million in ETH and $9 million in fees, also in ETH*—outbidding a surprised Justin Sun, founder of the Tron blockchain, in the last minute. 7/12 I tried to update my bid to $70 MIL at the last 30 secs yet my offer was somehow not accepted by Christie’s system even though there was still 20 secs left.— Justin Sun�� (@justinsuntron) March 12, 2021 After the barest amount of digging, I am going to hazard a guess that the mystery Beeple buyer is Vignesh Su...

ADVERTISEMENT The bankers know that they are done if cryptocurrencies really take off and replaces traditional currencies. Quite a number of them have invested in cryptos just to hedge their bet. But the traditional financial system is deeply rooted, organised  and backed by government. Cryptos are not. First a bit of history. A Japanese person named Satoshi Nakamoto started the first bitcoin sometime in 2007. Indeed, nothing is known about whoever started the concept, apart from what they claim to be. No pictures. The name is a pseudonym (fake), and so also may be the nationality, and the ...

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