Only thing i hate was they didn't give btg fork. I had 0.25 btc when the snapshot is taken and they just keep btg for themselves.
It is like stealing 75$ from me.
Hey dude there was ann about this !
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/News
Bitcoin Gold
Cryptopia is very opposed to supporting new coins which fork from BTC as they are inherently a giant undertaking for an exchange to do. The risk involved in forking BTC is not minor, and having to move all BTC in cold storage is even less minor; Cryptopia is gravely concerned that BCH has set a dangerous precedent for new coins being created and airdropped in this manner. BitcoinGold doesn't have the Developers, Community or verified information on how the fork will be conducted that assisted BitCoinCash in being split and adopted by exchanges. Cryptopia does not currently intend to perform the split, however we reserve the right to change our position should more information come to light.
Published @ 10/17/2017 2:11:00 AM
Regards Lafu
I saw this before but it doesn't change anything for me.
Cryptopia got that btg right. They have every right not to list it. But they should open a withdraw option because it is not theirs, it is ours.
For example, check binance policy. It is marvelous. https://support.binance.com/hc/en-us/articles/115002793151-Binance-s-Policy-On-Any-Future-Bitcoin-Forks
There was plenty of notice. You could have withdrawn prior to the fork and performed the split yourself.
Cryptopia doesn't "have" the btg - they didn't perform the split because they deemed it to be risky.
Performing a split always contains some risk of losing your bitcoins. Bitcoin Gold only implemented replay protection at the last moment after initially saying they wouldn't have any replay protection.
So you are saying they didn't perform the split and they don't have or didn't have any btg at all anytime.
I found it hard to believe.
I believe they made a great profit by saving btgs for them.