April 16th, 2020:
- Surpassed 28% of our sign-up goal!
- New website design. Education and prevention sections added.
- We might be featuring on an upcoming documentary.
Happy New Year! (January 3rd, 20
20):
Latest news (December 25th, 2019):
- Leaderboard is now live with six partner businesses!
- Now past 19% of our sign-up goal!
- We also got our fifth partner business! Partnering with our initiative is a great way to promote your small crypto-friendly business and help affected users!
New update (November 20th, 2019):
Affected user survey (October 25th, 2019):
- We have now passed by 10%! Over $1.2m pre-claimed.
- Anonymous survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/5NRP9YX
- We are working towards a group of businesses for an initial example "leaderboard". We've got our first businesses outside our exchange partner to bring forth a banner.
I’ve spent the last 6 months putting together a plan to fix this mess.
I want to see cryptographic proof of solvency as a standard so we can trust that exchanges are at least presently solvent, ensure the lessons and memory of Quadriga can continue into the future, and see a community-led recovery effort where we can eventually get back what we lost.
My name is Matt. I’ve lived in Calgary my whole life, and been running businesses and programming since I was 10 years old. I’m a recent graduate of the University of Calgary in a business and computer science double major, and I currently manage the software team (6 students) at a small Calgary IoT startup. My past business experiences include running a window cleaning franchise across 6 communities, a popular concession stand, and a free web hosting service with over 10,000 clients.
I first got involved with cryptocurrency in 2017, when we had the big run up. Prior to that, I’d done a ton of research but never actually invested. While my losses in Quadriga are significant, they’re nowhere near some of the losses I’ve been hearing about. I’m fortunate to be in a “walk away” position if I so choose and I more or less did for the first week. But I couldn’t stay away. It isn’t right. Especially not now when the solution is so close and the potential impact is so significant.
Here is the plan that I’ve put together:
Stage 1: Pre-Claim Process
Right now we have a massive problem even determining what was lost, an essential step in any recovery.
The official committee has made it clear that privacy is the number one concern, and they are implementing a special process so loss information stays private. This is great if you want to take your payout and move on and forget everything, but makes it basically impossible to validate losses if you want to do anything else. It leaves us in a situation where anyone with basic Photoshop skills can modify paperwork to pretend they lost whatever, and any court processes to determine the legitimacy of losses are extremely expensive. I’ve proposed a number of simple solutions, including publishing hashes of the loss data, but so far nothing has been approved.
At the moment, the E&Y website has the balance information, and while that’s online we have a unique opportunity to use it to validate what was lost. I don’t know how long this website will stay online, but it provides a nearly perfect solution, enabling saving a copy of the loss data that can be validated against later, providing certainty that claimed loss amounts on the platform are legitimate.
The process to save your balance (pre-claim) requires only the client ID and first name. An email address is also collected, which is used to contact you when we are ready for stage 2. You are free to use a forwarder email address that doesn’t personally identify you. Just keep in mind the final launch could be many months away.
Anyone who has a lost balance in Quadriga and wants to participate can set up a pre-claim at
https://www.quadrigainitiative.com/ The secondary purpose of this stage is to confirm interest in the program. An arbitrary minimum goal would be 1000 affected users and $3m in losses (still <0.5% of affected users).
Stage 2: TxQuick Token Program
Many of you have heard of Ethan Burnside and TxQuick. Ethan lives in Vancouver, lost more than me in Quadriga, and was already working on starting an exchange. If you haven’t yet, I recommend checking out
his thread where he explains a debt token program he had proposed to run in the early stages of this process. Had it happened, we could have avoided all the expensive bankruptcy as well. ($2m and counting.)
Ethan is extremely experienced and has a
highly qualified team backing his project. He’s proved his integrity in 2013 when his BTC Trading Corp platform was to be shut down, and he spent his own personal funds fighting to keep it online long enough that customers could withdraw their funds. Ethan is very much in favour of transparency and publishing cold wallet public keys so customers of the exchange can actually validate the solvency themselves.
Ethan and I have been chatting on Telegram since he first showed me his proposal, back in the early days when I was trying really hard to build up an exchange under a similar model. He’s still very keen on helping out here. He sees this as a tremendous opportunity to establish his exchange. We’ve spent many hours discussing potential solutions.
Under the latest proposal, the TxQuick platform would handle KYC/AML and process bankruptcy paperwork so affected users can prove their losses and receive tokens. Each token represents $1 CAD lost, and I’ve proposed that tokens be accepted at face value towards trading fees, structured as a price segment so it actually increases profitability of his exchange and speeds up the recovery. Other customers to the exchange can save money on trading fees by purchasing the tokens off victims at a discount. In addition to the platform to form the basis of the recovery, I feel that Ethan is going to make great waves on the exchange industry by publishing cold wallet addresses to prove solvency. My hope is that through the effective promotion of his exchange, this can become a standard.
In order for this to happen, the TxQuick platform development must be finished, there needs to be sufficient interest in the program, and the proposal needs to make it through the TxQuick board of directors. These aren’t guaranteed, but nothing here seems unreasonable.
Stage 3: Token Marketplace/Competition
To speed up the recovery and expand beyond TxQuick, I’ve proposed that partnerships could be established with other businesses to accept the tokens at face value as well. This enables the right businesses to promote themselves and improve their reputation by accepting tokens towards products and services. The idea is that businesses would create deals using the tokens that are better than normal, in order to assist with the recovery and promote themselves.
An example deal might have 20% of the price accepted via tokens, a promotion which forms an effective price segment, maintains the value perception of the product/service, and functions as a perpetual promotion for the business. It means affected users or those who purchased tokens on the exchange could use them like cash towards 20% of the purchase. Businesses would be free to create whatever promotions they like as long as tokens are accepted at face value.
Tokens recovered by each business are burned to an address that encodes the URL of the business, encoding the total amount recovered by every business on the blockchain. A website would be set up with a leaderboard to promote and rank businesses, which creates a useful place for anyone with tokens to shop, and a big incentive for businesses to accept more tokens. This creates an open system where anyone can assist with and benefit from the recovery as a business or consumer.
In order for this to happen, there needs to be a sufficiently large body of consumers with the tokens, initial matching businesses need to be found, and a simple enough process needs to be established for businesses so the program can grow organically.
These are my ideas. If you like them and want to participate, you can set up a pre-claim at
https://www.quadrigainitiative.com/
For more on our initiative, check the posts at
/QuadrigaInitiative.
I’m happy to answer any and all questions. Thanks so much for reading!
submitted by I applied for a job at indeed and got a email back. It states I’ll be getting paid $20/hr for being a cash handling assistant and is a work from home job. The company is called Indgate Software Solutions, and I’m suppose to receive money then withdraw cash from bank account. Then exchange the cash using crypto currency atms. Please let me know if this seems fishy. They said they’ll be paying me via e transfer and that this job is on a probationary period.
UPDATE: After talking to non emergency, they confirmed it was a scam. Everyone please be careful and do not work for this company. I want this post to come up with people type the company name on google. I would like to thank everyone in the comments and the Calgary police for potentially saving me hundreds of dollars.
UPDATE: As of November 6th, 2019 they now go under the name of RIVTEK Software Services.
submitted by On Wednesday we launched the leaderboard page.
While our exchange partner pushes the envelope in terms of transparency and we’ve had a hand in helping to shape that, it’s a simple concept that people understand, and nothing there is anything less than common sense. People are used to the previous model of not asking to see cold wallet addresses or any proof of proper fund management. They accept that model because they don’t know what’s possible and they can’t see the problem until the entire system breaks down and everyone loses their funds.
A decentralized marketplace which builds value for affected users with every transaction is a new concept, as is the precursor leaderboard. What we are doing has not been done before. When things are new, they are hard to explain and be understood. People accept the bankruptcy as the best possible outcome because they don't see any better outcome. I hope this post will help.
My background (those who don’t know me yet): My name is Matt. I’ve lived in Calgary my whole life, and have been running businesses and programming since I was 10 years old. I’m a recent graduate of the University of Calgary in a business and computer science double major, and I currently manage the software team (6 students) at a small Calgary IoT startup. My past business experiences include running a window cleaning franchise across 6 communities, a popular concession stand, and a free web hosting service with over 10,000 clients.
I first got involved with cryptocurrency in 2017, when we had the big run up. Prior to that, I’d done a ton of research but never actually invested. While my losses in Quadriga are significant, they’re nowhere near some of the losses I’ve been hearing about. I’m fortunate to be in a “walk away” position if I so choose and I more or less did for the first week. But I couldn’t stay away. It isn’t right. Especially not now when the solution is so close and the potential impact is so significant.
The challenge: Here’s how I’ve defined “recovery”:
- All inputs must come from our community, or be networked. Quadriga had a massive impact, so this is actually an extremely powerful resource.
- Any costs borne by affected users or other participants count against the end goal. I don’t count my time, because I’m learning a lot and meeting great people nearly everyday.
- The end result must be capable of recreating the entirety of the lost value. There are a multitude of solutions that can generate a small amount of relief for affected users (bankruptcy among them). I want this made right.
- Value must actually be created. No gimmicks or illusions or trickery.
- Every affected users must have or have had the opportunity to be a part of the recovery.
- There should be minimal additional risks at any stage, ideally none at all. Suggestions to reduce risks are always welcome!
- As I want to inspire people, including those in less desirable circumstances, I tend to limit myself to an extreme shoestring budget.
Basic concepts: Value is created in an economy by businesses. By their very definition, a successful business takes inputs of less value and produces outputs of greater value.
All people have economic power, by way of choosing which businesses to deal with. The larger the group, the greater the economic power if they act collectively.
Numerous businesses have expressed an interest in assisting with the recovery, and they definitely have an interest in reaching us as consumers. The larger the group that acts together, the more economic power and the faster we can create a recovery.
Every stage of this plan is a “win-win”, where all parties involved benefit. It has nothing to do with the bankruptcy, other than using that to determine losses.
Consumers: Let’s say you:
- Prefer to support smallelocal businesses instead of large corporations.
- Prefer to deal with crypto-friendly businesses instead of big banks.
- Like the idea of helping fraud victims in your purchase.
- Don’t want to get scammed by a purchase.
- Want to get a decent/good deal, saving money.
It’s super easy to set up a scam website. One can just copy a legitimate website and change the name, or build their own seemingly legitimate website. Then, all one does is take the ordepayment or a deposit and not give the promised product/service. With crypto, the consumer has no recourse, unless through legal means. The scam walks away with their money. When enough people complain, they just rebrand and repeat.
Since anyone can say anything on a website, having a way to verify the reputation of a business is an important tool for consumers. We’d like to be able to enable small businesses to start effectively and reduce barriers to entry (so we can have a vibrant crypto economy that enables small businesses), while at the same time, we can’t have a scam business with no reputation getting a lot of sales (ie scamming a lot of consumers).
There is a niche market of consumers who wish to spend cryptocurrency and/or deal with crypto-friendly businesses, because they believe in this future. There is also a market of consumers who were affected by various cryptocurrency scams or feel close to the issue, and so they’d like to help victims recover through their purchases. The desire to support small businesses is a considerable trend, as is deal shopping.
Offering a central portal/listing of crypto friendly businesses is a great tool for consumers to use when trying to find a place to do business. The present alternatives are a few posted lists I could find in Google and businesses that advertise themselves on Google. There really isn’t any sort of feedback/review metric on Google nor indication of reputation (except for brick and mortar stores in Google Maps) and the lists I found only had very large/notable businesses.
If a consumer uses cryptocurrency, it’s very challenging to find a crypto-friendly and reputable small business. Their best alternative is Googling, and Googling, and then Googling reviews, and then Googling more reviews, and then trying to make a guess if those reviews they Googled are legitimate customers or some sort of bots/trolls/paid advertisers. This takes a lot of time, and time is the most precious resource that anyone has. We can make this massively easier for consumers by having every business in one list, and letting real verified customers create/compile reviews to put together a useful ranking.
The flow for participating consumers is pretty simple. They:
- Buy or hold tokens,
- Pay tokens for the discount (buy a promotion code, or pay tokens to the business), and
- Complete the standard checkout at the discounted rate.
If they don’t want to buy/use the tokens, the market is still an amazing tool to find reputable businesses, saving time and reducing scams or problems. They would just pay full price. The tokens are only used if they want to save money (and help affected users in the process).
While of course we aim to protect all consumers, it isn’t a guarantee. It’s just - better than any present alternative that they have, if they want to deal with crypto. There are tons of fiat alternatives (largest being Amazon or Ebay), so this is a niche market targeting specific crypto consumers as identified. It also has some elements of Groupon in the deal aspect, without a lot of the negative effects for businesses. While Groupon is focused on deal-building, we are focused much more on relationship-building. Our listings are based on the “business” instead of the “deal”. While Groupon targets brick and mortar restaurants, our key business market would likely be online service businesses or niche product businesses, with a focus on crypto/technology products/services and resources that small businesses may need/benefit from.
Businesses: Let’s say you sell a product/service, and you:
- Are a small or medium size business.
- Are crypto-friendly, looking to reach a Canadian customer base.
- Wish to do what you can to help out fraud victims.
- Like the idea of offering deals only to some customers.
- Want to expand/grow your business reputation and reach.
Marketing is an ongoing challenge every business faces. They are always looking for ways to get their brand, products, and services seen and used by more people. A growing number of businesses in Canada are experimenting with, or interested in, accepting cryptocurrencies, and this is expected to be a growing trend as time moves on.
A centralized portal for crypto friendly businesses in Canada gives an easy place for a business to engage with potential customers. Since the listing process doesn’t cost anything, and only requires a banner and deal in support of fraud victims, it’s a pretty straightforward decision. Of the businesses I talked to, almost every one of them likes the idea of being able to help fraud victims just by offering a deal. As the portal grows, more businesses will want to be a part of it.
Once we work out all the integration challenges, the easiest solution for the business involves secret promotion codes, which apply at checkout. It’s something that a business can set up in under a minute per deal, and leave up and running. More technically-capable businesses can take advantage of the full ERC20 token integration to accept more complex deals directly. As time goes on, a number of these solutions can be set up and integrated into third party checkout systems, making it super easy and flexible for many more businesses to participate.
As the leaderboard fills up, it becomes competitive. The new business can easily gain reputation for themselves by accepting the first batch of clients/customers at a generous reduced price, having the difference payable in tokens. It brings in customers to get initial reviews and feedback (building a reputation), while still honouring the full worth of their services. The difference goes directly into reputation/ranking as tokens are accepted and benefits affected users. Because the tokens are based on CAD discounts, it isn’t restricted to payments in cryptocurrency and fiat customers can understand/use the deals too.
As the business reputation/ranking grows, they have full flexibility to adjust the discount, while still benefiting from previous reputation/generosity. If sales are slow, add a bigger discount. If they speed up, set it lower. The whole time, it’s a price segment and customers who deal directly (often more interested) can still pay full price. With an active market, businesses near the top have an incredible degree of control, and can essentially drive whatever they need to fill capacity and/or maximize revenue. (It can function similar to Air Miles in this respect.)
Proceeds from the deal go directly towards supporting affected users/fraud victims, so it isn’t wasted, and furthermore, customers are “paying the same total”, just as a split between CAD and tokens, providing better value perception than a normal discount. There really aren’t a lot of disadvantages for businesses, other than integration complexity and that they need to offer a deal of some sort. Any profitable business that’s building value in the economy should have a decent profit margin to pull from. Otherwise, they should work to increase this by building a strong competitive advantage for themselves, find ways to optimize their process, or switch industries.
Business can list themselves for free if they offer any sort of token discount, even a tiny discount on one product/service. We just need a 728x90 banner with the business, products/services, and the deal/discount (“XX% payable in tokens”). Rankings are in the following order:
- The top ranking is based on tokens sent to the burn address. This happens whenever fixed value coupon codes are sold, or whenever tokens are burned by the business.
- The next level (tie breaker) is based on traffic sent to the marketplace (a “voting” mechanism). This is part of our promotional push to get people using the leaderboard.
- The bottom criteria (tiebreaker to the above) is a simple “first come first serve”. Businesses to sign up first will get listed at the top. An incentive to join early. The signup only requires a banner with a tentative deal.
In order to create a really useful service, we have discretion to remove any businesses which are deemed fraudulent, illegal, or not family friendly. Otherwise, businesses generally remain on the list with their rank as long as they offer any kind of deal in support of affected users. As more businesses join, we can offer categories and better searchability.
The rough steps/stages we have ahead: - Building up an initial example leaderboard of 7 businesses. These are real businesses, but the deals are only tentative, meaning we are still sorting out the integration, the deals could end up changing, and there is no committed timeline. Once we have the initial list, we can start promoting it as an announcement, and build up some buzz for the deals, generosity, and recovery. Affected users can “see” that there are real businesses wanting to help out, and other businesses can “see” what kind of deals their competitors or others are offering. The number one objection affected users want to believe is that no business cares about them or would participate. In my discussions with real businesses, nothing could be further from the truth. There is considerable uncertainty about the future of this, many businesses want to wait until we have things set up, and businesses have difficulty with integration given their own limited resources! However, interest is definitely there. We will continue to simplify the concept, and we will keep talking to more businesses.
- Continue our focus on affected user onboarding. We need to get 1,000 affected users/email signups or the token project doesn’t launch. One would think that having a free signup with almost no information needed and working hard for 8 months to try to help affected users would be enough, but the damage to trust runs deep from Quadriga and nothing like this has been done before (so completely unproven and all skepticism is justified). Once the leaderboard is up there are a mix of strategies (some and not all will be used):
- Aim to get in podcasts, newspapers, media, etc…There are a number of these underway. Past experience shows that a generous percentage of all affected users are interested and will sign up.
- Emailing out the mailing list of affected users who so graciously provided their emails to Reddit earlier in the process, seeking their feedback.
- Engage and build a stronger community from those affected users we have, try to get word of mouth. If each affected user signs up 3 people, it’s a massive push.
- Set up the leaderboard to reward based on “voting”. Businesses send traffic to the leaderboard, and if those visitors do a “vote” (fill out a captcha to prove they are human) then the rank increases for that business.
- Put together videos on YouTube.
- Put together articles on Medium.
- Continue to network with Twitter. (Apparently the top platform for crypto.)
- Attempt to create more useful content on Reddit.
- Onboard/integrate more businesses, building up the list further and each one builds up the movement.
- See if we can get big name assistance. That includes notable affected users, any famous crypto celebrities, or key businesses/brands.
- Adding a feedback feature to the website. Focusing on improving the usability.
- Check if there is any way to work with government or other industry bodies, all of which have an interest in seeing the happily resolved.
- At this point, the next step would be a partner exchange launch. The launch can happen regardless if we hit the previous goal, however the claim process and tokens are not going to happen unless we hit the 1,000 sign-ups. (This was our deal with Ethan.) So there is potentially some delay here where we have an exchange and not enough affected users to move forward with the launch. I have the feeling that a real cryptocurrency exchange launch announcement will be pulling in some “on the fence” affected users and hopefully at this point we are close to our goal. The exchange has a compelling value proposition of its own - as it’s the only Proof of Reserves exchange in Canada. Even though many cryptocurrency traders like the “wild west” and don’t understand what the issue is since they haven’t been scammed yet, those days are numbered and those traders will get burned eventually. We are targeting those who prefer not to lose their funds. Our target market has either been burned or are close enough to someone else who got burned to avoid the notion that they are somehow immune to it. We prove proper fund management, because you or anyone else can take a look right on the blockchain using Proof of Reserves. We'll be building simple interfaces to prove reserves exist, are owned by the exchange, and include your balance. Or you can go with the competitors and have no clue where your money is. (If you’re lucky a third party audit at some point.) We believe the best way to keep traders safe is to have as many eyes as possible on the funds in the reserve.
- Now, we have a system of various feedback loops, all working in support of one another:
- If affected users sign up for a claim, they’ll register on the exchange to prove it. Some of them will end up using the exchange and checking the marketplace.
- Users of the exchange will increase the profitability, and add demand for the tokens (accepted as a discount on the exchange). This will, in turn, build confidence among all players in the system and other affected users. Past networking efforts have failed due to a degree of skepticism. Once affected users see some recovery and a valid exchange, the equation changes dramatically and people can start referring one another. (The laws of arbitrage would dictate that this should spread quickly.)
- All of this builds buzz around the leaderboard, and we bring in an increasing number of businesses. The competitive ranking drives even more traffic into the system, furthering everything else.
- From here, we launch the leaderboard token competition, integrating the first businesses to start accepting tokens. We can now start to get some real feedback from consumers and an organized list. This adds in more processes:
- Businesses have a greater incentive to offer better deals and promote the initiative, driving more consumers into the system, who will ultimately be more likely to engage with other businesses.
- Consumers join the exchange to get tokens, and help to overall increase the profitability and demand for the tokens, as well as spreading the word.
- To speed up the recovery, we can work to build up sales through the marketplace, by:
- Integration with third party payment processors, so they can accept the tokens and process these on behalf of businesses.
- Attracting bigger name brands into the system, and follow up with businesses which expressed interest but aren’t part of the system yet.
- Building up the review mechanism for businesses, giving valuable feedback for businesses, and making transacting safer for consumers.
- Serve as an “incubator” for new businesses, providing a community of support, access to cheap products/services they need, and easy access to a wide Canadian marketplace to help them launch.
- Consistently working with consumers and businesses to gather feedback and identify how we can build further value.
- As we near the recovery and start running out of tokens (aka success after a really long and hard journey), we can launch similar initiatives against the growing number of other mass-scale scams, and these will benefit from many of the same group of businesses and consumers. We would have a preference for cryptocurrency exchange fraud cases, and target more of the ones where victims lose all or a large chunk of their money. Each of these scams acts sort of like a “franchise”, using the same model with a different/new token and recovering funds for a new set of victims, and each time gets easier as we build on the past success. I suspect many businesses will accept all the different recovery tokens interchangeably, although that will be up to their discretion. Each leaderboard/token would operate separately, with a high degree of connectivity.
A bit on the tokens: - Tokens have no cash value. There’s no guarantee of any liquidity. Think of “Canadian Tire Money”. Do not use them as an investment.
- Affected users get them for free (airdrop). You just have to validate your losses in the partner exchange, in a claim process which will be open after the bankruptcy. The only action you need to take now is a pre-claim to save your balance. (Because the E&Y website can go offline at any time, at which point your documentation is as valid as the next person’s Photoshop skills!)
- Other consumers can buy tokens on the exchange at the market-set price. This would be at a discount, in order to save money on purchases they plan to make. All the proceeds from these sales go to affected user recovery. In the Bitfinex token recovery, they started at a price around 2 cents. Ours could start even lower or not even be liquid of course.
- Tokens can be spent at participating businesses as $1, in the form of a discount. Ie Instead of paying full price in CAD/crypto, you would pay some number of tokens, and a discounted amount of CAD/crypto. The discount could be up to 100% (free items), or as small as the business wants. Discounts the business already offers to the public or that can be found by a quick Google search don’t count. Price in tokens is based on the lowest public price minus the affected usediscounted price. All deals are optional. Do not feel that you should buy things you don't want or need just because it's a good price.
- Tokens accepted by businesses are burned, so they can’t be spent again. Each business has a burn address and this burning creates the leaderboard rank. Businesses at the top of the list are those which ran deals that created the most value for affected users. They get maximum reach and reputation as a reward.
- There is a finite number of tokens, capped at the amount of losses which can be proven. No tokens are minted outside of verified losses. All of our team have losses in Quadriga and we will get the same 1 token per $1 of verified loss.
- Token validation combines E&Y user balance, bankruptcy paperwork, and KYC/AML. It is done inside the TxQuick exchange after the bankruptcy. No deposit or trading is required to get the tokens, and it doesn't change your bankruptcy claim. Free is free. It just takes your time to sign up and set up the claim. Every person who signs up helps us be more successful, and we need to achieve a critical mass in order for this to work.
Current status: We are more than half-way through getting the initial list of 7 partner businesses. We have 4, including our partner exchange, a couple of other businesses from our team, and our first ever business outside our team. Although we launched the leaderboard page to help explain the concept, all the businesses will remain secret until we get to 7. We plan to have this as a sort of “Christmas present”/"holiday surprise" for affected users.
We also continue to work towards 1,000 affected users/email sign-ups on the site. Friends/family can also sign up if they want to help out - it just has to be a real person signing up and interested in what we are doing!
Signup is 100% free, takes a couple of minutes, and has no impact on your bankruptcy claim:
https://www.quadrigainitiative.com/ Email-only is fine for our 1,000 sign-up goal.
Please let us know your thoughts or any questions/comments!
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