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How are Deloitte, PwC, KPMG and EY employing blockchain

The Big FourDeloitte, PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), KPMG, and Ernst & Young (EY)are the largest accounting firms in the world. Few corporate matters escape

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According to the EY’s “Second Report of the Monitor,” QuadrigaCX transferred almost all its online crypto to the auditor on Feb. 14, following some initial testing

A day back it was revealed that a handful of wallets connected to the now-defunct Canadian exchange QuadrigaCX abruptly moved 104 Bitcoins [BTC] out of cold

And on Thursday, EY confirmed that, as expected, it had taken control of the funds by transferring the crypto from QuadrigaCX’s accounts to the professional services firmâ

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QuadrigaCX Has Sent All Its Bitcoin and Ether to ‘Big Four’ Auditor

EY Says It Is 'Aware' of 'Unauthorized' Quadriga Wallet Transfers

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EY addressed the bitcoin movements in a “notice to affected users” that highlights the “unauthorized transfer of Quadriga bitcoin.”

$1.7M in Quadrigacx Bitcoins Move, Court Trustee EY Says

More than 100 BTC moved out of Quadriga-linked wallets over the weekend. Ernst & Young said it has become aware that bitcoin (BTC) that'd been sitting QuadrigaCX's

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Big 4 Accounting Firm EY Is ‘Aware’ Of Quadriga’s 100 Bitcoin

Ernst & Young said it has become aware that bitcoin (BTC) that'd been sitting QuadrigaCX's cold wallets has been moved elsewhere, according to a statement Tuesday.

QuadrigaCX Transfers Remaining Crypto to Big Four

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The Big Four accounting firms (Deloitte, EY, PwC, and KPMG) affirm the cryptocurrency’s worthiness by embracing it and continuously adapting their services for new

EY went on to declare in February 2025 that it had lost control of around 100 BTC after accidentally transferring the currency to cold wallets managed by Quadriga. The