By CCN Markets: Gerald Cotten, the CEO of the Canadian crypto exchange QuadrigaCX whose death is the reason for $ 190 million of missing funds and a bankrupt company, had transferred user funds to his personal accounts to use them as security for margin trading, a report by Ernst & Young revealed. After Cotten had died, QuadrigaCX went offline as the company’s CEO had exclusive access to the wallets where the exchange’s funds were held. In April, the Canadian cryptocurrency exchange declared bankruptcy. The Nova Scotia Supreme Court granted Quadriga protection from their creditors, and Ernst & Young was hired to
Viola.AI Announces Partnerships with 7 New Lifestyle Merchants in Asia
The World’s First Blockchain and A.I-driven marketplace for dating, courtship, and marriage, Viola.AI just announces 7 new exciting partnerships with FarEastFlora.com, Love Florist, Roses Only, MemeFlorist.com, Heatwave Shoes, Creative Eateries and CSK Aesthetics to offer goods and services ranging from flowers, gifts, fashion, F&B and beauty in the Asia region which will be available on Viola.AI marketplace.
One of the key features of Viola.AI is her A.I-driven Marketplace. Powered by VIOLA tokens which will enable users to purchase relevant content, goods, and services within the platform, the partnership with these merchants is a valuable first step to enrich and build the marketplace in Viola.AI to cater to the needs of singles and couples.
MAG Lifestyle Development to accept Sharia-compliant OGC for property
MAG Lifestyle Development, part of Dubai, UAE-based multinational conglomerate Moafaq Al Gaddah (MAG) Group, has announced that it will accept OneGramCoin (OGC), the first Sharia-compliant digital currency, as payment for real estate it sells, according to a press release CoinReport received from Du…
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