Topic: Cryptopia Cryptocurrency Platform Services and Development - page 130. (Read 173234 times)
18 hours and no word cryptopia?
lol i think there are too many fans of scary movies in the thread. but that would suck big time to see the hack and whatnot.
lets do bets
lets do bets
I smell a giant hack or exit scam...
That would be a worst case scenario, hope it's not the case though. It won't brake me, but every loss is tough. Let's hope for the best guys
Maybe the next update will read something like this;
"We are shutting down, massive hack led to huge losses of client funds and we are working HARD to fix this asap. We are sooooooo sorry for your loss!!!!!"
I smell a giant hack or exit scam...
its not the first unplanned maintenance @ cryptopia. never been a problem before. i have some coins there and honestly hope this time wont be any different from before - fingers crossed.
Still in maintenance. I wish they could give an estimated time for how long this will take and also state WHY they need to be this long in maintenance.
Will they ever be back? Are our funds safe at this exchange?
Will they ever be back? Are our funds safe at this exchange?
I've read next update will be at 7PM UTC.
I've an EOS w/d stuck in processing since 10 days ago. They closed ticket this night but I cannot check if it's resolved.
I've an EOS w/d stuck in processing since 10 days ago. They closed ticket this night but I cannot check if it's resolved.
and today... all the site in unscheduled maintainance. I hope my funds are safe...
I have a LTC withdrawal stuck on "processing" just before they went into maintenance. Maybe their withdrawal/deposits went to hell?
They state they "will be back soon". How long is soon? Already lasted half a day.
and today... all the site in unscheduled maintainance. I hope my funds are safe...
I've traded withdrawn and deposited that coin for months and worked perfectly. I was even surprised of how perfect and fast withdrawals were.
I don't understand why the've messed up everything now.
I don't understand why the've messed up everything now.
What's going on with this exchange?
I've an EOS witdrawal stuck on processing since 10 days ago (ticked opened and replied, then nothing else)
and I am waiting the reopening of a market paused (MGO) since 29th of december. They paused the market for a stuck order, don't think it's a problem so difficult to solve!
I've an EOS witdrawal stuck on processing since 10 days ago (ticked opened and replied, then nothing else)
and I am waiting the reopening of a market paused (MGO) since 29th of december. They paused the market for a stuck order, don't think it's a problem so difficult to solve!
Well many coins are in that state/or their wallet broken or half-broken. Good luck with your wish.
What's going on with this exchange?
I've an EOS witdrawal stuck on processing since 10 days ago (ticked opened and replied, then nothing else)
and I am waiting the reopening of a market paused (MGO) since 29th of december. They paused the market for a stuck order, don't think it's a problem so difficult to solve!
I've an EOS witdrawal stuck on processing since 10 days ago (ticked opened and replied, then nothing else)
and I am waiting the reopening of a market paused (MGO) since 29th of december. They paused the market for a stuck order, don't think it's a problem so difficult to solve!
You may be new to cryptopia because it does remove some altcoins from their system. I don't remember the criteria but I think it's (mainly) when there is no volume. https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_category&kb_category=dd43f58bdbeddf009990f6fcbf961910
And no Cryptopia doesn't remove a coin when there is an attack, it just locks the wallets and waits.
The criteria is clearly listed in the listing and delisting policy. Prior to the current policy that they also had a clear listing and delisting policy.
Listing policy: https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_article&sys_id=5d7482d2db9e9bc032a664a14a96199f
At the time of listing coins developers are provided with a list of ongoing requirements.
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Be aware of our delisting policy and your ongoing obligations
Before you list, be aware of your obligations to us to help maintain your listing.
You need to give us notice of the following:
At least 2 weeks' notice of any significant code or protocol changes for your coin, especially hard forks.
Major issues with your coin, including hacks or network problems, as soon as you become aware of them.
Any issues with deposits or withdrawals of your coin from Cryptopia.
At least 1 month's notice if you want our assistance with an air drop. Be aware that support for this is solely at our discretion.
As much notice as possible if you need to conduct a coin swap. By default we don't support coin swaps, but they may be considered on a case by case basis.
Cryptopia reserves the right to remove any coin listed in its exchange markets for violations of our listing terms. This is solely at our discretion. Reasons a coin may be eligible for delisting include, but are not limited to:
Any network issues or vulnerabilities that could be exploited. Examples include:
Low hash-rate.
Out of date code base or wallet stability issues.
Frequent issues with deposits or withdrawals (outside of Cryptopia's control).
Insufficient nodes to keep the wallet synced and network propagating transactions.
Coins which violate our terms and conditions, policies, or an applicable NZ law or regulation
Coin swaps (where we are unable to support these)
Coins without a working, reliable block explorer
Coins that fail to provide notification of mandatory updates
Abuse directed by a coin team's core community at Cryptopia or its staff.
At our discretion, Cryptopia may issue a warning for breaches of our listing terms and conditions and provide the coin team an opportunity to rectify any issue(s).
Coins issued with a delist notice will have their markets closed and there will be a 30-day notice and withdrawal period before the listing is removed. This information will be published on our coin info, delisting, and market pages and we will endeavour to email all affected users holding positive balances of the coin.
Before you list, be aware of your obligations to us to help maintain your listing.
You need to give us notice of the following:
At least 2 weeks' notice of any significant code or protocol changes for your coin, especially hard forks.
Major issues with your coin, including hacks or network problems, as soon as you become aware of them.
Any issues with deposits or withdrawals of your coin from Cryptopia.
At least 1 month's notice if you want our assistance with an air drop. Be aware that support for this is solely at our discretion.
As much notice as possible if you need to conduct a coin swap. By default we don't support coin swaps, but they may be considered on a case by case basis.
Cryptopia reserves the right to remove any coin listed in its exchange markets for violations of our listing terms. This is solely at our discretion. Reasons a coin may be eligible for delisting include, but are not limited to:
Any network issues or vulnerabilities that could be exploited. Examples include:
Low hash-rate.
Out of date code base or wallet stability issues.
Frequent issues with deposits or withdrawals (outside of Cryptopia's control).
Insufficient nodes to keep the wallet synced and network propagating transactions.
Coins which violate our terms and conditions, policies, or an applicable NZ law or regulation
Coin swaps (where we are unable to support these)
Coins without a working, reliable block explorer
Coins that fail to provide notification of mandatory updates
Abuse directed by a coin team's core community at Cryptopia or its staff.
At our discretion, Cryptopia may issue a warning for breaches of our listing terms and conditions and provide the coin team an opportunity to rectify any issue(s).
Coins issued with a delist notice will have their markets closed and there will be a 30-day notice and withdrawal period before the listing is removed. This information will be published on our coin info, delisting, and market pages and we will endeavour to email all affected users holding positive balances of the coin.
Delisting policy https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_article&sys_id=b8aa010ddb452b80d7e096888a961934
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The following criteria are required to be met by coin projects at the time of the listing:
Active and visible development team with at least two contacts given to Cryptopia (Lead Developer and CEO or Marketing Representative).
Public and safe source code as defined by our code review.
A functioning block explorer.
Detailed whitepaper outlining the use case of the project.
Road map with milestones, preferably with some achieved.
A working and detailed website.
Is NOT a "financial product", under New Zealand law.
Positive community engagement within launch forum or similar social media spaces.
Reason to delist:
Below is a list of factors that are being constantly reviewed by our Cryptopia Service Delivery Team that may result in a token/ coin being delisted:
The token/ coin no longer meets our listing criteria.
A loss of, or poor communication between coin teams and our Cryptopia Listing Team.
Project is abandoned, *e.g.: No visible coin team, no working block explorer, no active updates on code repo, or no working website.
The token's/ coin's blockchain becomes compromised or there exists a possibility to be compromised based on hash rate, namely a 51% attack.
Evolving regulatory compliance requirements. Such as changes that risk the token/ coin being deemed a financial product, or any other compliance issues.
No active development of project either in code or in meeting road map milestones.
Consistently low trade volumes.
Frequent issues with deposits or withdrawals (outside of Cryptopia's control)
Insufficient nodes to keep the wallet synced and the network propagating transactions.
In addition to the above, we have discretion to take into account any other criteria we consider relevant when making a delisting decision, and we have the right to delist a token/ coin for any reason, at our complete discretion.
Active and visible development team with at least two contacts given to Cryptopia (Lead Developer and CEO or Marketing Representative).
Public and safe source code as defined by our code review.
A functioning block explorer.
Detailed whitepaper outlining the use case of the project.
Road map with milestones, preferably with some achieved.
A working and detailed website.
Is NOT a "financial product", under New Zealand law.
Positive community engagement within launch forum or similar social media spaces.
Reason to delist:
Below is a list of factors that are being constantly reviewed by our Cryptopia Service Delivery Team that may result in a token/ coin being delisted:
The token/ coin no longer meets our listing criteria.
A loss of, or poor communication between coin teams and our Cryptopia Listing Team.
Project is abandoned, *e.g.: No visible coin team, no working block explorer, no active updates on code repo, or no working website.
The token's/ coin's blockchain becomes compromised or there exists a possibility to be compromised based on hash rate, namely a 51% attack.
Evolving regulatory compliance requirements. Such as changes that risk the token/ coin being deemed a financial product, or any other compliance issues.
No active development of project either in code or in meeting road map milestones.
Consistently low trade volumes.
Frequent issues with deposits or withdrawals (outside of Cryptopia's control)
Insufficient nodes to keep the wallet synced and the network propagating transactions.
In addition to the above, we have discretion to take into account any other criteria we consider relevant when making a delisting decision, and we have the right to delist a token/ coin for any reason, at our complete discretion.
Risk statement accepted by all users of the website https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Home/RiskStatement
Please read the Cryptopia Risk Statement carefully for a summary of some of the risks that you must understand before you use the Platform or Services.
I see not a lot has changed with this exchange
yeah . still no problems on my side. looks like there are some issues with shitcoins abandoned by their devs, but i have had no major problems with old coins.cryptopia should be more strict about adding new coins though. it looks like they will add anything upon paying listing fee.
But people should be aware that almost all new coins, forks, and icos are scam schemes anyway and most will be abandoned sooner or later;
Yes, Cryptopia will accept new coins once they will pay entrance fee and of course some standard rules on crypto exchanges like a reliable network. What differs in Cryptopia is I never heard them delisting coins even if they have very low volumes unless there is a proven attack or when the coin is technically unsafe.
You may be new to cryptopia because it does remove some altcoins from their system. I don't remember the criteria but I think it's (mainly) when there is no volume. https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_category&kb_category=dd43f58bdbeddf009990f6fcbf961910
And no Cryptopia doesn't remove a coin when there is an attack, it just locks the wallets and waits.
I see not a lot has changed with this exchange
yeah . still no problems on my side. looks like there are some issues with shitcoins abandoned by their devs, but i have had no major problems with old coins.cryptopia should be more strict about adding new coins though. it looks like they will add anything upon paying listing fee.
But people should be aware that almost all new coins, forks, and icos are scam schemes anyway and most will be abandoned sooner or later;
Yes, Cryptopia will accept new coins once they will pay entrance fee and of course some standard rules on crypto exchanges like a reliable network. What differs in Cryptopia is I never heard them delisting coins even if they have very low volumes unless there is a proven attack or when the coin is technically unsafe.
I see not a lot has changed with this exchange
yeah . still no problems on my side. looks like there are some issues with shitcoins abandoned by their devs, but i have had no major problems with old coins.cryptopia should be more strict about adding new coins though. it looks like they will add anything upon paying listing fee.
But people should be aware that almost all new coins, forks, and icos are scam schemes anyway and most will be abandoned sooner or later;
SCAM EXCHANGE
I see not a lot has changed with this exchange
Hey Cryptopia , any idea when you gonna reopen ARK wallets!!?? Its getting a bit ridiculous now , especially considering the wallets were open when i sent my disappeared ark there many weeks or months ago!!!!!
I will not invest in cryptopia before all my coins are back and all the list I gave, many coins attack like GLD and nany more. Be careful clients from this exchange.
https://coinjournal.net/cryptopia-has-over-100-markets-disabled-charging-fees-for-return/
https://coinjournal.net/cryptopia-has-over-100-markets-disabled-charging-fees-for-return/
I totally agree that people need to be careful. Be very careful when choosing to buy coins. It is not just limited to Cryptopia.
Be familiar with the risks involved with cryptocurrency:
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Home/RiskStatement
Many coins will fail. When Cryptopia delists coins due to failing to meet their listing criteria the end up failing completely.
Be very careful with investing in coins because small coin networks are often targeted by scammers and hackers.
Cryptopia tries to provide some protection by delisting coins that don't meet their minimum criteria. This however does not mean that coins that remain listed by them are completely safe from exploits.
Coins like aurumcoin where the blockchain is exploited, make false claims about being backed by gold, the blockchain does not move for months and the developers disappear are extremely high risk and will probably fail altogether.
Disclosure: As volunteer moderator I am not staff at Cryptopia. This is personal opinion. I am not authorized to speak on behalf of Cryptopia.
Cryptopia staff do not monitor this thread as it is not an official communications channel. Low quality blockchain coin networks have caused financial losses to me.
Cryptopia decide which coins to add it's their responsibility.
Cryptopia will go bankrupt, mark my words.
This is too small exchange to compete major coins, so they add small coins and then getting rid of them, with no refund to customers.
They are not a small exchange. They said they have 120 employees in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2zVbtRCpoY
They should read this book The Go Giver. Some people are living in fear of this exchange, some people are angry with it, and that might be one reason why the attacks are happening. If you pay someone to host your coin, you should have a certain guarantee. I'm sure in some cases the delisting was sincere, but in some cases I know they could have waited. It's like this Darwinian race to keep a community/team going, and a lot of devs don't have that in them.
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