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A common misconception is that many people believe that if their funds were not affected by the hack, they will receive them soon.
If Cryptopia indeed looses more than $ 15M in this hack, they would probably have to pay back everyone, so you will only receive a % of your holdings value, so it is fair to all users using their platform.
Since many of Cryptopia actions are now in the Police hands, this process can take weeks and months to settle. I would personally forget about all the funds I had there, at least short term.
[/quote]If Cryptopia indeed looses more than $ 15M in this hack, they would probably have to pay back everyone, so you will only receive a % of your holdings value, so it is fair to all users using their platform.
Since many of Cryptopia actions are now in the Police hands, this process can take weeks and months to settle. I would personally forget about all the funds I had there, at least short term.
People do not consider, and have the legal right to immediately receive their unaffected coins at a rate of 100%, the rest must also return their funds in full as a result of successful investigative actions and the financial responsibility of the shareholders of Cryptopia exchange.
By the way, they did not pay attention to the fact that during the increase in the cost of altcoins, the wallets became serviced until the end of the pamp, I think at that time the Cryptopia staff was making a good profit in their pocket. (example: 4 months ago SUMO / BTC, + 500% per day, - 150%).
Let them pay for greed and lack of professionalism.
