Good news everybody.
GT answering to fellow lawyers CT on what the fuck are you doing with the Cryptopia funds.
https://bravenewcoin.com/insights/cryptopia-exchange-liquidator-releases-third-report?utm_source=Brave%20New%20Coin%20Newsletters&utm_campaign=a883c302a6-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_06_24_03_43_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_d7fa8797a2-a883c302a6-245324381&fbclid=IwAR0Rw3Tm4NR8vQtZQD_QFN_mLYp3n-2W0BPnRp0KiSsek8ECMot7AVtoGTk
Well this will appeal to the whingers here bleating about hiring lawyers and breaking kneecaps but doing sweet fuck all about it. That's right sisquo you got your wet dream come true. What now?
Topic: Cryptopia Cryptocurrency Platform Services and Development - page 19. (Read 173234 times)
Crypto post-truth: global economical disaster is developing faster then trust of crypto finance ecosystem. Same human psychology scheme to get rich fast, whatever it takes - cheat, steal, scam, make up statistics and fake the numbers rendering form one to another system. Same thousands of years financial power players, shifting to bitcoin, and again rich get richer - poor gets poorer. Meanwhile serial financial criminals runs most blockchains and centralized exchanges rolls volumes not registered on public blockchain for example cryptopia liquidation problem #1 as i see. Shitcoin trade profits of base goes to same pockets from time to time changing "wolfs of crypto" hands. New users mostly leave with useless bags of shit worth 0, latter swaped, delisted, reforked or abandon. Result is that shitcoin algorithms doesn't gain user base and use case like Bitcoin do after 10 years of crypto adoptation and that is shitcoins death spiral, so in future will leave just a few tens max, from till now how much? 10k, 100k alive, or already dead? Ethereum smart hacking contracts, stable coins, crypto platforms, coins backed by (u name it), coins for cause, initial coin offerings and many other crypto tools is instrument to accumulate Your satoshis. Copy-paste crypto culture with dreams selling biz plan is mostly developed by selfish greedy anonymous trolls shooting to its own legs. Lots of fuckups happened, much more will be, just money can't buy love, respect, friends ... Patent WO/2020/060606 just a symptom of seems another ten years of tears, by most human population in a search for financial freedom.
no response on my hypothesis acording these mysterious shitcoins worth xyz $
where the liquidators publish an Dollar Ammount which they use to calculate the salary for themself...
^^ but conspiracy theories around potatoes,tomatoes,origin&genetics and some other things
bitcointalk at its best
With over 368 million views so far it seems many others have seen it
Actually that brought back many memories of a time that the world and life in general was just different.
Thank you BAC !
Actually that brought back many memories of a time that the world and life in general was just different.
Thank you BAC !
It seems to be using Peatio open source software as a base, then it is modified but I could be wrong.
The interesting thing here is that nobody is actually saying in detail how the alleged hack at Cryptopia took place. After all this time, with them going in to administration and even with various Court hearing in NZ - we still have no concrete information about what actually happened.
The interesting thing here is that nobody is actually saying in detail how the alleged hack at Cryptopia took place. After all this time, with them going in to administration and even with various Court hearing in NZ - we still have no concrete information about what actually happened.
its not Peatio, its based on Assetylene/TradeSatoshi platform (https://www.assetylene.com) that the Cryptopia founder and developer Clark created. They sell that to others who rebrand it (like Peatio) and make their own exchange from it.
Its no secret but they probably keep it quiet because of the "Cryptopia connection" with Clark.
Also not much was revealed about the Cryptopia hack by Cryptopia owners, so cannot recommend using exchange that is made by the same developer Clark until there is proof the hack was not because of exploits or backdoors in a platform he created.
Cryptopia is still one of the few exchange hacks where the owners (and now Grant Thornton the liquidators) kept the details of it a closely guarded secret, its only because of third parties that there exists any evidence in the public that a hack actually happened. But there is still much unknown, there should be a full public posted release of all TxIDs for the stolen coins there is no reason to keep these secret. Once made public, then crypto community could track the stolen funds with a complete dataset, and it would be discovered exactly where the all the stolen coins and tokens had moved to.
Its no secret but they probably keep it quiet because of the "Cryptopia connection" with Clark.
Also not much was revealed about the Cryptopia hack by Cryptopia owners, so cannot recommend using exchange that is made by the same developer Clark until there is proof the hack was not because of exploits or backdoors in a platform he created.
Cryptopia is still one of the few exchange hacks where the owners (and now Grant Thornton the liquidators) kept the details of it a closely guarded secret, its only because of third parties that there exists any evidence in the public that a hack actually happened. But there is still much unknown, there should be a full public posted release of all TxIDs for the stolen coins there is no reason to keep these secret. Once made public, then crypto community could track the stolen funds with a complete dataset, and it would be discovered exactly where the all the stolen coins and tokens had moved to.
You didn't see the video evidence? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_D3VFfhvs4
It seems to be using Peatio open source software as a base, then it is modified but I could be wrong.
The interesting thing here is that nobody is actually saying in detail how the alleged hack at Cryptopia took place. After all this time, with them going in to administration and even with various Court hearing in NZ - we still have no concrete information about what actually happened.
The interesting thing here is that nobody is actually saying in detail how the alleged hack at Cryptopia took place. After all this time, with them going in to administration and even with various Court hearing in NZ - we still have no concrete information about what actually happened.
its not Peatio, its based on Assetylene/TradeSatoshi platform (https://www.assetylene.com) that the Cryptopia founder and developer Clark created. They sell that to others who rebrand it (like Peatio) and make their own exchange from it.
Its no secret but they probably keep it quiet because of the "Cryptopia connection" with Clark.
Also not much was revealed about the Cryptopia hack by Cryptopia owners, so cannot recommend using exchange that is made by the same developer Clark until there is proof the hack was not because of exploits or backdoors in a platform he created.
Cryptopia is still one of the few exchange hacks where the owners (and now Grant Thornton the liquidators) kept the details of it a closely guarded secret, its only because of third parties that there exists any evidence in the public that a hack actually happened. But there is still much unknown, there should be a full public posted release of all TxIDs for the stolen coins there is no reason to keep these secret. Once made public, then crypto community could track the stolen funds with a complete dataset, and it would be discovered exactly where the all the stolen coins and tokens had moved to.
Its no secret but they probably keep it quiet because of the "Cryptopia connection" with Clark.
Also not much was revealed about the Cryptopia hack by Cryptopia owners, so cannot recommend using exchange that is made by the same developer Clark until there is proof the hack was not because of exploits or backdoors in a platform he created.
Cryptopia is still one of the few exchange hacks where the owners (and now Grant Thornton the liquidators) kept the details of it a closely guarded secret, its only because of third parties that there exists any evidence in the public that a hack actually happened. But there is still much unknown, there should be a full public posted release of all TxIDs for the stolen coins there is no reason to keep these secret. Once made public, then crypto community could track the stolen funds with a complete dataset, and it would be discovered exactly where the all the stolen coins and tokens had moved to.
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Do you suppose Assetylene/TradeSatoshi were dry/test runs to see what worked and what didn't work and then they unveil unknown with what they think is the best of both worlds?
Information on how much was owned by the traders of Cryptopia would have had to have been lodged with the courts when they ask for a determination as to whether or not the crypto was customer property or assets of the company.
I'm surprised more people haven't gone to: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust and added
Code:
~TripleHeXXX
~fairlady
~BenTheAnonMod
to their trust lists given there's at least one flag against TripleHeXXX
Why we just can not log in to unnamed.exchange with cryptopia.co.nz username(email)/password, and trading our crypto-assets there?
Stop talking logically.
Actually I would believe any exchange, and unnamed.exchange specifically (seems to have similar build), could handle a withdraw on behalf of the liquidators. We'd pay some of course
And I would like to think that that the cryptopia.co.nz platform can be fired back up and sold. It had a massive customer base. There is value there.
I have heard many negative things about this unnamed.exchange and I would never trust them one bit but so far there have been (to my knowledge) no scam accusations against them.
The last time I bothered looking at their exchange I noticed they were using what seems to be Peatio 1.8+ version for their exchange, exactly which crypto they have added and which templates for Peatio they are using I do not know but I do remember them adding many useless and almost worthless coins to their pairs. I was not impressed with website then and I am sure I will not be impressed if I took a look at it now.
It would not surprise me if the exchange was set up with to selective scam first then full scale scam later before closing down with investors losing their funds but right now there is no evidence to support this except the alarm bells that rang during the time several users (including myself) were expressing views of caution on their self-moderated ANN thread.
The last time I bothered looking at their exchange I noticed they were using what seems to be Peatio 1.8+ version for their exchange, exactly which crypto they have added and which templates for Peatio they are using I do not know but I do remember them adding many useless and almost worthless coins to their pairs. I was not impressed with website then and I am sure I will not be impressed if I took a look at it now.
It would not surprise me if the exchange was set up with to selective scam first then full scale scam later before closing down with investors losing their funds but right now there is no evidence to support this except the alarm bells that rang during the time several users (including myself) were expressing views of caution on their self-moderated ANN thread.
I must have nodded off - how does "unnamed" relate to the Cryptodisaster of this particular thread? (and what exactly is a Peatio 1.8+ version for those of us not in the know??)
its not Peatio, its based on Assetylene/TradeSatoshi platform (https://www.assetylene.com) that the Cryptopia founder and developer Clark created. They sell that to others who rebrand it (like Peatio) and make their own exchange from it.
Quote from: https://www.assetylene.com/
A highly secure & scalable white label crypto trading platform
Position yourself at the forefront of the financial revolution by having your very own cryptocurrency digital asset exchange
Position yourself at the forefront of the financial revolution by having your very own cryptocurrency digital asset exchange
Quote from: https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/founder-defunct-cryptopia-launches-new-crypto-exchange
The founder of defunct cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia, which entered liquidation following a hack in January 2019, has launched a new exchange called Assetylene.
Quote from: https://medium.com/@s.kardos/cryptopias-founder-launches-another-exchange-assetylene-1d726a51bca4
A new Twitter handle was created for Assetylene in September 2018, having 71 followers on the social media platform. It is also revealed from an early archived copy that it tries to copy another popular exchange, “TradeSatoshi”. However, Clark has clarified that the reason there is a similarity between the two platforms is that he himself used to be a senior developer at TradeSatoshi.
So Clark sells this to TillKoeln, who created Unnamed exchange (thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/unnamedexchange-unnamed-exchange-official-thread-5169189) and they took some of the staff from the Cryptopia and TradeSatoshi exchanges and Clark maybe gives some support or updates for it. Could be others out there that look more different from the original Assetylene theme and so no one knows they are using it.
Its no secret but they probably keep it quiet because of the "Cryptopia connection" with Clark.
Also not much was revealed about the Cryptopia hack by Cryptopia owners, so cannot recommend using exchange that is made by the same developer Clark until there is proof the hack was not because of exploits or backdoors in a platform he created.
Cryptopia is still one of the few exchange hacks where the owners (and now Grant Thornton the liquidators) kept the details of it a closely guarded secret, its only because of third parties that there exists any evidence in the public that a hack actually happened. But there is still much unknown, there should be a full public posted release of all TxIDs for the stolen coins there is no reason to keep these secret. Once made public, then crypto community could track the stolen funds with a complete dataset, and it would be discovered exactly where the all the stolen coins and tokens had moved to.
Excuse me if this has been said several times but i wrote one year ago to [email protected] asking for infos about how to get a refund (if there was a procedure to follow) and i got no answer till now.. Not being an english native speaker you understand it's very complicate to follow all those updates they released till now. If someone could help to address me to the right procedure to follow i would be really grateful.
Cheers.
You can check link posted by @JollyGood at Post 4500 all details about this scam available and you can contact relative person through email I am also waiting for response from liquidators hopefully this will solve your issue as well.Cheers.
Excuse me if this has been said several times but i wrote one year ago to [email protected] asking for infos about how to get a refund (if there was a procedure to follow) and i got no answer till now.. Not being an english native speaker you understand it's very complicate to follow all those updates they released till now. If someone could help to address me to the right procedure to follow i would be really grateful.
Cheers.
You can check link posted by @JollyGood at Post 4500 all details about this scam available and you can contact relative person through email I am also waiting for response from liquidators hopefully this will solve your issue as well. Cheers.
Excuse me if this has been said several times but i wrote one year ago to [email protected] asking for infos about how to get a refund (if there was a procedure to follow) and i got no answer till now.. Not being an english native speaker you understand it's very complicate to follow all those updates they released till now. If someone could help to address me to the right procedure to follow i would be really grateful.
Cheers.
Cheers.
I think the author of the post in question mentioned several scam exchanges, I mentioned one of them. As for Peatio, it is open source software which many crypto exchanges are based on.
I must have nodded off - how does "unnamed" relate to the Cryptodisaster of this particular thread? (and what exactly is a Peatio 1.8+ version for those of us not in the know??)
I have heard many negative things about this unnamed.exchange and I would never trust them one bit but so far there have been (to my knowledge) no scam accusations against them.
The last time I bothered looking at their exchange I noticed they were using what seems to be Peatio 1.8+ version for their exchange, exactly which crypto they have added and which templates for Peatio they are using I do not know but I do remember them adding many useless and almost worthless coins to their pairs. I was not impressed with website then and I am sure I will not be impressed if I took a look at it now.
It would not surprise me if the exchange was set up with to selective scam first then full scale scam later before closing down with investors losing their funds but right now there is no evidence to support this except the alarm bells that rang during the time several users (including myself) were expressing views of caution on their self-moderated ANN thread.
The last time I bothered looking at their exchange I noticed they were using what seems to be Peatio 1.8+ version for their exchange, exactly which crypto they have added and which templates for Peatio they are using I do not know but I do remember them adding many useless and almost worthless coins to their pairs. I was not impressed with website then and I am sure I will not be impressed if I took a look at it now.
It would not surprise me if the exchange was set up with to selective scam first then full scale scam later before closing down with investors losing their funds but right now there is no evidence to support this except the alarm bells that rang during the time several users (including myself) were expressing views of caution on their self-moderated ANN thread.
I must have nodded off - how does "unnamed" relate to the Cryptodisaster of this particular thread? (and what exactly is a Peatio 1.8+ version for those of us not in the know??)
Who did you write to?
[email protected] Russell Moore [email protected] I send emails here on these addresses.
I have heard many negative things about this unnamed.exchange and I would never trust them one bit but so far there have been (to my knowledge) no scam accusations against them.
The last time I bothered looking at their exchange I noticed they were using what seems to be Peatio 1.8+ version for their exchange, exactly which crypto they have added and which templates for Peatio they are using I do not know but I do remember them adding many useless and almost worthless coins to their pairs. I was not impressed with website then and I am sure I will not be impressed if I took a look at it now.
It would not surprise me if the exchange was set up with to selective scam first then full scale scam later before closing down with investors losing their funds but right now there is no evidence to support this except the alarm bells that rang during the time several users (including myself) were expressing views of caution on their self-moderated ANN thread.
The last time I bothered looking at their exchange I noticed they were using what seems to be Peatio 1.8+ version for their exchange, exactly which crypto they have added and which templates for Peatio they are using I do not know but I do remember them adding many useless and almost worthless coins to their pairs. I was not impressed with website then and I am sure I will not be impressed if I took a look at it now.
It would not surprise me if the exchange was set up with to selective scam first then full scale scam later before closing down with investors losing their funds but right now there is no evidence to support this except the alarm bells that rang during the time several users (including myself) were expressing views of caution on their self-moderated ANN thread.
I must have nodded off - how does "unnamed" relate to the Cryptodisaster of this particular thread? (and what exactly is a Peatio 1.8+ version for those of us not in the know??)
I have heard many negative things about this unnamed.exchange and I would never trust them one bit but so far there have been (to my knowledge) no scam accusations against them.
The last time I bothered looking at their exchange I noticed they were using what seems to be Peatio 1.8+ version for their exchange, exactly which crypto they have added and which templates for Peatio they are using I do not know but I do remember them adding many useless and almost worthless coins to their pairs. I was not impressed with website then and I am sure I will not be impressed if I took a look at it now.
It would not surprise me if the exchane was set up with to selective scam first then full scale scam later before closing down with investors losing their funds but right now there is no evidence to support this except the alarm bells that rang during the time several users (including myself) were expressing views of cuation on their self-moderated ANN thread.
ever heard of shitcoins? and shitcoin devs making shitcoins to scam money and then make another shitcoin and scam again?
well welcome to the age of shit exchanges-ONLY MADE TO STEAL USER FUNDS "IN DUE TIME"
The last time I bothered looking at their exchange I noticed they were using what seems to be Peatio 1.8+ version for their exchange, exactly which crypto they have added and which templates for Peatio they are using I do not know but I do remember them adding many useless and almost worthless coins to their pairs. I was not impressed with website then and I am sure I will not be impressed if I took a look at it now.
It would not surprise me if the exchane was set up with to selective scam first then full scale scam later before closing down with investors losing their funds but right now there is no evidence to support this except the alarm bells that rang during the time several users (including myself) were expressing views of cuation on their self-moderated ANN thread.
Please elaborate on unnamed.exchange and why you say it is a scam.
if you want to lose your coins as tens of thousands of other users from Cryptopia and Tradesatoshi, then you can use this fraudulent exchange unnamed.exchange. The organizers are the same scammers, but these idiots feel absolutely unpunished and laugh at users but they dont take into account one detail that for everything in this life you will have to pay sooner or later, nothing goes unpunished.
Be careful!
Unnamed.exchange - Cryptopia - Tradesatoshi - SCAM!!!
Why we just can not log in to unnamed.exchange with cryptopia.co.nz username(email)/password, and trading our crypto-assets there?
if you want to lose your coins as tens of thousands of other users from Cryptopia and Tradesatoshi, then you can use this fraudulent exchange unnamed.exchange. The organizers are the same scammers, but these idiots feel absolutely unpunished and laugh at users but they dont take into account one detail that for everything in this life you will have to pay sooner or later, nothing goes unpunished.
Be careful!
Unnamed.exchange - Cryptopia - Tradesatoshi - SCAM!!!
ever heard of shitcoins? and shitcoin devs making shitcoins to scam money and then make another shitcoin and scam again?
well welcome to the age of shit exchanges-ONLY MADE TO STEAL USER FUNDS "IN DUE TIME"
Who did you write to?
No harm in keeping the slim hopes alive, hopefully you and other victims will receive good news.
Now its almost more then 2 weeks I have no reply from any one about my case is this normal or I have to send again an email because feeling may be I miss the train and now they are not going to reply my any email about this issue. The victim are the users
Our money will not be returned to us
Forget it
this is the truth
I am also feeling like this we will never have this money back in our wallet but just slim hope keep alive all things.Our money will not be returned to us
Forget it
this is the truth
Also, while there is no explanation, how will the token (CLM?) Issued in return for the deducted 14% BTC and 49% LTC be returned? (
it is called Crypotopia Loser Money-->name says it all
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$1.3m in legal fees and various costs associated with maintaining Cryptopia's IT infrastructure, and maintaining a skeleton staff.
-snip-
$1.3m in legal fees and various costs associated with maintaining Cryptopia's IT infrastructure, and maintaining a skeleton staff.
-snip-
how about another hack?
these grand thorn in the ass should be paying us for "stealing funds consultation" LOL!
Please elaborate on unnamed.exchange and why you say it is a scam.
if you want to lose your coins as tens of thousands of other users from Cryptopia and Tradesatoshi, then you can use this fraudulent exchange unnamed.exchange. The organizers are the same scammers, but these idiots feel absolutely unpunished and laugh at users but they dont take into account one detail that for everything in this life you will have to pay sooner or later, nothing goes unpunished.
Be careful!
Unnamed.exchange - Cryptopia - Tradesatoshi - SCAM!!!
Why we just can not log in to unnamed.exchange with cryptopia.co.nz username(email)/password, and trading our crypto-assets there?
if you want to lose your coins as tens of thousands of other users from Cryptopia and Tradesatoshi, then you can use this fraudulent exchange unnamed.exchange. The organizers are the same scammers, but these idiots feel absolutely unpunished and laugh at users but they dont take into account one detail that for everything in this life you will have to pay sooner or later, nothing goes unpunished.
Be careful!
Unnamed.exchange - Cryptopia - Tradesatoshi - SCAM!!!
ever heard of shitcoins? and shitcoin devs making shitcoins to scam money and then make another shitcoin and scam again?
well welcome to the age of shit exchanges-ONLY MADE TO STEAL USER FUNDS "IN DUE TIME"
Please elaborate on unnamed.exchange and why you say it is a scam.
if you want to lose your coins as tens of thousands of other users from Cryptopia and Tradesatoshi, then you can use this fraudulent exchange unnamed.exchange. The organizers are the same scammers, but these idiots feel absolutely unpunished and laugh at users but they dont take into account one detail that for everything in this life you will have to pay sooner or later, nothing goes unpunished.
Be careful!
Unnamed.exchange - Cryptopia - Tradesatoshi - SCAM!!!
Why we just can not log in to unnamed.exchange with cryptopia.co.nz username(email)/password, and trading our crypto-assets there?
if you want to lose your coins as tens of thousands of other users from Cryptopia and Tradesatoshi, then you can use this fraudulent exchange unnamed.exchange. The organizers are the same scammers, but these idiots feel absolutely unpunished and laugh at users but they dont take into account one detail that for everything in this life you will have to pay sooner or later, nothing goes unpunished.
Be careful!
Unnamed.exchange - Cryptopia - Tradesatoshi - SCAM!!!
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