🧐 New Column: "Crypto Stories" | Episode 1 Begins with a Death Certificate Bearing a Misspelled Name... In 2026, the crypto industry was shaken by a series of shocking deaths. 🕯️ In May, Nathan Allman, founder of Ondo Finance, passed away suddenly; 🕯️ In August, Chinese crypto billionaire Harry Yeh fell to his death in Paraguay; 🕯️ Around the same time, former HackVC partner Hsin-Ju Chuang was found dead in a car in California, USA. Each individual had a unique background, and the circumstances surrounding some of their deaths remain under investigation. Foresight News launches its new column, "Crypto Stories," beginning with bizarre deaths, wealth scams, and dramatic life turnarounds in the crypto world—tracking the people behind the headlines and uncovering hidden experiences, relationships, and the whereabouts of funds. In Episode 1, we begin with QuadrigaCX, once Canada’s largest cryptocurrency exchange. Its 30-year-old founder, Gerald Cotten, died suddenly while on his honeymoon in India. The company later claimed that only he held the private keys to wallets containing vast amounts of customer assets. Four years later, five wallets linked to the exchange transferred approximately 104 bitcoins—yet EY, the firm overseeing the bankruptcy, denied initiating these transactions. So who opened wallets long believed to be permanently inaccessible?