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Canadian crypto pioneer Ted Livingston parts ways with Kin Foundation

A prominent early Canadian crypto experiment has hit another major snag. Ted Livingston, the founder and chief executive of the erstwhile Waterloo, Ont.-based messaging app Kik, and the team at his new startup Code have publicly split from the Kin Foundation, a non-profit created to support a crypto token that Kik launched in 2017. Here’s what you need to know.

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