Cryptocurrencies
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MAUSOCURRENCIES!
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Mousocurrencies?


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Anyone heard of InitiativeQ?
Initiative Q is building a new payment network and giving away significant sums of their future currency to early adopters. It’s by invite only and I have a limited number of invites. My personal invite link:
https://initiativeq.com/invite/BNW7fonpom
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Nice bit of psychological manipulation by them there.
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At least it isn't a pyramid scheme... 

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CEO of QuadrigaCX cryptocurrency dies unexpectedly and takes all his company passwords to the grave.

Sounds a bit fishy to me. Hopefully authorities will somehow be keeping an eye on that £190 million to make sure someone else didn’t know those codes too.

Sounds a bit fishy to me. Hopefully authorities will somehow be keeping an eye on that £190 million to make sure someone else didn’t know those codes too.
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Should have written it on a post it and stuck it to his computer. This would never have happened.
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If no-one can access the cold storage accounts, then three possibilities that immediately occur to me:
1. As written, the guy died and took his passwords to the grave = money gone for good.
2. Someone is lying about only him knowing the passwords and has seen an opportunity to pocket the lot with no-one the wiser
3. Someone stole the money and then had him bumped off with no-one the wiser.
Is the money still there? Schroedinger’s cryptocurrency.
1. As written, the guy died and took his passwords to the grave = money gone for good.
2. Someone is lying about only him knowing the passwords and has seen an opportunity to pocket the lot with no-one the wiser
3. Someone stole the money and then had him bumped off with no-one the wiser.
Is the money still there? Schroedinger’s cryptocurrency.
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Definitely fishy. The £190m isn't in his accounts.Gibbon wrote: ↑Mon Feb 04, 2019 9:53 amCEO of QuadrigaCX cryptocurrency dies unexpectedly and takes all his company passwords to the grave.
Sounds a bit fishy to me. Hopefully authorities will somehow be keeping an eye on that £190 million to make sure someone else didn’t know those codes too.
"Its investigation has secured access to Mr Cotten's laptop but also revealed that the digital wallets had been cleaned out months before he died.
In a report on its discovery, E&Y investigators said they did not know what had happened to the bitcoins they expected to find in storage."