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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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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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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

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

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.

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QuadrigaCX Transfers Remaining Crypto to Big Four

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

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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

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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