Topic: Cryptopia Cryptocurrency Platform Services and Development - page 108. (Read 173234 times)

Cryptopia is a shit exchange,but I always consider them as a Good shit exchange,im confident they will do the best to keep confidence of their user and stay online for many more years.

Remember bittrex was a shit exchange before 2017as cryptopia is now. Im just worried what I hear about selling asset of other people to cover loss of some other,that doesn't make any sense. You prefer lose 50% of you costumer or 100% ? hope they'll be fair.

Everyone should calm down,for one rare time,police have taken investigation and autorized reopening,this is not cryptsy or mintpal thingo

Btw hello arielbit,I remember you trollin fud from dash thread since 2015 cause the name from your shitcoin dashcoin hehe !  

Please pass to the owners/managers that they have to assume responsibility for what happened and they have to keep the customers updated about:
- what's going on with their money
- what are they actively doing to protect their money

Hiding behind the police for a month it's not acceptable for any business owners.

I don't like the fact that for a month there was silence and all of a sudden today we have 3 forum users who claim have ties with Cryptopia, are not officials, but are trying to convince us of... something. What are you trying to convince us of, anyway? It looks to me you are trying to convince us that the owners have no responsibility. Well, you are wrong and as business owners they have.

arielbit, friend, you stink of mouth.

You have to be trolling, no one is this stupid. I bet I probably banned you from the Cryptopia discord for spreading FUD, thats why you wouldn't come talk to me and are being so salty on here... Knew there had to be a reason

I have attempted to keep the community updated. As I have said many times before - I do not work for Cryptopia - I do have a role there as a volunteer moderator. I got that role after I was particularly active in identifying phishing scams and other threats that could result in users losing funds.

No one was sent here on "official capacity" and not to insult you but your diagnosis on the situation just shows your lack of understanding of how these events are handled in general let alone specific elements.

you suggesting there is a threat is a threat to begin with..just a subtle way of saying it....now go back to mommy and daddy.

P.S. I bet you are itching to delete my posts here hehe..being a mod at discord turned you to a spoiled brat.

Wasn't a threat, merely a suggestion based on the comments you're making. Not that you'd be worth making a claim against anyway.

not my first time with those kinds of "threats" here

suck it up.    

I do think its hilarious that Xtraelv wrote out a big, detailed post explaining in detail... yet you still post this drivel... You surely have to be trolling at this point

I would also suggest you look into online slander and defamation claims, you aren't anonymous here.

The identities of the founders, CEO and some of the staff are public knowledge. The accusations in this case that are being made are towards some of the victims of this crime rather than the criminals that perpetrated it.

Other exchanges might be operating in a less regulated market.

Cryptopia is a registered company that is licensed with the FMA.

When Cryptopia reported the breach to the police and other authorities they stepped in and took control.

This is because the authorities view this breach involving other peoples assets - not just Cryptopia.

New Zealands Authorities consider a breach of this value a very serious crime.

While Cryptopia assisted the authorities as much as possible they did not control the investigation and were not able to use their premises.

Since Friday they have been able to enter their premises again uninhibited but do not yet have control of everything. (Some of their equipment is still under the control of the authorities)


This doesn't mean that they can just turn on their website and start trading again. They have to assess the risks and safeguard the assets.

means that before this time their business was specifically prevented from running by the NZ Police while they conducted a forensic investigation.

It doesn't mean they can just instantly turn on the site and start trading. They also will need some time to make a proper assessment.

Cryptopia works in a regulated environment and has procedures to follow and authorities other than the police to satisfy.  

The identities of the founders, CEO and some of the staff are public knowledge. The accusations in this case that are being made are towards some of the victims of this crime rather than the criminals that perpetrated it.

To be honest it disgusts me how some people act on this forum. Anonymity seems to bring out the worst in some people. If you want to make baseless accusations then at least be brave enough to attach your real name to it.

I have attempted to keep the community updated. As I have said many times before - I do not work for Cryptopia - I do have a role there as a volunteer moderator. I got that role after I was particularly active in identifying phishing scams and other threats that could result in users losing funds.

I don't appreciate the insults and abuse and has resulted in a number of people being added to my ignore list.