Online streaming platform and product company Netflix will exist producing a moving picture on deceased crypto exchange QuadrigaCX founder Gerald Cotten.

In a Th tweet from Netflix, the platform announced that the documentaryTrust No One: The Hunt for the Crypto Male monarch will premiere in 2022. The story, which follows "a group of investors turned sleuths," will focus on the events around the decease of Cotten, who reportedly died while doing volunteer piece of work at an orphanage in India, leaving QuadrigaCX users out of pocket for roughly $190 meg in crypto.

Details are sparse regarding the casting or management the documentary takes, just the trailer hints at plastic surgery and avoiding authorities on a yacht. Netflix has become well known around the world for producing documentaries that provide disturbing accounts of controversial figures including Michael Jackson and vocaliser R. Kelly.

Cotten died in December 2022, reportedly due to complications from Crohn's disease. At the time, he was the only person to have access to millions in crypto from more than 100,000 users with wallets on the QuadrigaCX exchange. This led many in the crypto space to initially suspect that Cotten had faked his death and absconded with the funds, just there has never been any evidence to suggest this. A later investigation revealed Panama-based payments processor Crypto Capital may have had control of many of the funds.

Following Cotten's death, QuadrigaCX trustee Ernst & Immature began selling other assets from the founder's manor, raising roughly $30 one thousand thousand as of Nov. However, the firm said it received 17,053 claims from QuadrigaCX users totaling more than $170 million.

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The crypto space has had its share of controversial and charismatic figures in the 12 years since the technology was kickoff introduced. This year, estimator programmer and crypto evangelist John McAfee died in his prison house cell in Kingdom of spain following a courtroom ruling that he could be extradited to the The states for charges, including declining to submit tax returns from 2022 to 2022 and allegedly not reporting income related to pushing crypto projects and consulting work.