Bankrupt QuadrigaCX Exchange to Commence 'Interim Distribution' of Funds
The bankrupt Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX is set to commence an “interim distribution” of funds to creditors, despite only a fraction of the missing funds being recovered. “In the coming weeks, the Trustee intends...
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“In the coming weeks, the Trustee intends to post a Notice to Affected Users providing details about the manner and procedure for the Interim Distribution and other related information,” a status update from law firm Miller Thomson said on Monday this week....
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