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 For more news latest update on Cryptocurrencies & Free Crypto Trading signals on Telegram join below given Telegram channel                  Visit - https://t.me/btctradingclub TORONTO: A clearer picture is emerging of the young CEO, Gerald Cotten, at the centre of the mysterious demise of one of Canada's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, who died while on a visit to India, a Canadian media report said today. Gerald Cotten, a Nova Scotia resident originally from Ontario died suddenly while in Rajasthan on December 9, leaving his virtual company, QuadrigaCX, without access to $145 million in Bitcoins and other digital assets. His widow, Jennifer Robertson, has said in court documents that Mr Cotten, 30, was the only person with access to his laptop, which is thought to contain the digital keys to the so-called cold wallets containing the missing cryptocurrency. The circumstances surrounding Mr Cotten's death -- and the ...