cryptocurrency exchange: According to a court filing first reported by Coin Desk, a cryptocurrency news and events company, Jennifer Robertson, identified as Cotten's widow, said the exchange owes its customers roughly C 250m US 190m in cash and cryptocurrency held in its cold storage . Quadriga's inventory of cryptocurrency has become unavailable and some of it may be lost, Robertson wrote in the filing, according to The Independent. Cotten, 30, died in India last December from complications from Crohn's disease, according to the company. Bitcoin after 10 wild years, what next for cryptocurrencies Read more Investors in QuadrigaCX, Canada's largest cryptocurrency exchange, were unable to access their funds after its founder, Gerald Cotten, died last year. He was in India opening an orphanage to provide a home and safe refuge for children in need . The news followed a decision by Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce CIBC to freeze 28m of assets held by Quadriga after saying it was unable to identify the real owners of the funds. In the filing she noted that there had been a significant amount of commentary on Reddit and other web based platforms about Quadriga, Gerry's death including whether he is really dead and missing coins . She said she had also received threats and slanderous comments. Robertson was not involved in the business.
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