Cryptopia Cryptocurrency Platform Services and Development - page 36.

aai8161

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Quote from: TheCryproMaster on October 21, 2019, 05:41:13 AM

Quote from: Labrader on October 21, 2019, 04:24:05 AM

Quote from: JollyGood on October 09, 2019, 05:06:26 AM

Why were those liquidators with a bad reputation appointed anyway?

A few months ago there were a few internal documents leaked and you find the answer there: they are friends with the interim manager of the company at the time. And the interim manager at the time of the so-called "hack" is the father of one of the shareholders. The liquidation is voluntary, meaning they chose to liquidate and chose the liquidator themselves. All the pertaining documents regarding the appointment are online at the companies' house. The internal documents show the clown who was interim director pushed for liquidation immediately after the "hack", to cover their asses.

Basically they appointed their friends. And Yes, GT is a global organization, not firm. It's a partnership of local firms. The clowns handling the "liquidation" are some NZ accountants who are friends of the owners.

Intrigued, what are these leaked docs? NZ has strict laws with regard to company relationships and fiduciary duties of liquidators and clients. Any funny business GT will be hung by the balls.

According to the United Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC), New Zealand uses:
The Serious Fraud Office investigates and prosecutes serious or complex financial crime so that New Zealand is a safe place to invest and do business.
The following are most closely involved in fighting
institutions: the Serious Fraud Office (UBSSM), the Department of Justice, the Rapid Financial Information Unit (PFI) and the New Zealand Organized Financial Crime Agency (ABOFPS).
We don’t want to will allow Cryptoria and liquidators with a bad reputation to rob us with impunity!
So!
I read: "A few months ago there were a few internal documents leaked and you find the answer there: they are friends with the interim manager of the company at the time.
And the interim manager at the time of the so-called "hack" is the father of one of the shareholders...................".
Where are these "internal documents"?
Publicity, Publicity and Publicity will not allow them to appropriate to rob an investor with impunity!
To begin with, we write (all together, but each for ourselves) here: https://www.sfo.govt.nz
Where are these "internal documents"?
Where are these "internal documents"?
Where are these "internal documents"?

Viper1

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Quote from: JollyGood on October 22, 2019, 05:59:29 AM

I wonder what your views on this are now?

Did you lose any coins there?

He's too busy creating crap coins to fleece the naive out of their bitcoin it looks like. Funny as the one main coin he had was tied to cryptopia. Now he's promoting some crap exchange called "unnamed" that doesn't even have any info on the about page. Somehow I don't think one can take anything he has to say very seriously.

JollyGood

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Top Crypto Casino

Quote from: waya on November 03, 2016, 05:48:05 AM

Hello All,

As a long time user of Cryptopia I can say this is the best site for all of your crypto needs. I especially like the marketplace, and have sold many items there. The arbitrage page is awesome in finding some great deals across exchanges. The term deposits are another feature unique to Cryptopia I use to hold my coins while earning interest. I enjoy the rewards and the lotto. Cryptopia also has an exchange which is what the majority of crypto sites are and I am a heavy trader.

So if you are looking for more than just a simple exchange, a place where crypto should be and how it should be used, then come to Cryptopia.

WayaWolf,
Long time user of Cryptopia
Shareholder in Cryptopia
Advocate for Cryptopia

I wonder what your views on this are now?

Did you lose any coins there?

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Quote from: TheCryproMaster on October 21, 2019, 03:24:28 PM

Quote from: paramind22 on October 21, 2019, 10:55:38 AM

You guys should focus on positive things. It's really a miracle. All the great higher percentage staking coins have each found exchanges to be on after the demise of Cryptopia, Coinexchange, Novaexchange and Tradesatoshi. CompoundCoin, VersionCoin, TruckCoin, InflationCoin, Bottlecaps, Stackbit, InflationCoin, BitcoinTalkCoin, Stackbit, etc. I think TALK coin is the only one that is only on Yobit.

Other coins have found new homes also. Support those coins.

What about ballscoin, nutsackcoin, scrotecoin, hardoncoin these have a place in your miracle.

This thread has been pretty much trash the whole way through, not worth reading. I don't expect much more.

TheCryproMaster

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Quote from: paramind22 on October 21, 2019, 10:55:38 AM

You guys should focus on positive things. It's really a miracle. All the great higher percentage staking coins have each found exchanges to be on after the demise of Cryptopia, Coinexchange, Novaexchange and Tradesatoshi. CompoundCoin, VersionCoin, TruckCoin, InflationCoin, Bottlecaps, Stackbit, InflationCoin, BitcoinTalkCoin, Stackbit, etc. I think TALK coin is the only one that is only on Yobit.

Other coins have found new homes also. Support those coins.

What about ballscoin, nutsackcoin, scrotecoin, hardoncoin these have a place in your miracle.

paramind22

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Quote from: Timelord2067 on October 21, 2019, 12:30:22 PM

Quote from: paramind22 on October 21, 2019, 10:55:38 AM

after the demise of Cryptopia, Coinexchange, Novaexchange and Tradesatoshi.

Do you know something we don't?

Pretty sure none of those exchange are active for US Traders, that's what I meant.

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Quote from: paramind22 on October 21, 2019, 10:55:38 AM

after the demise of Cryptopia, Coinexchange, Novaexchange and Tradesatoshi.

Do you know something we don't?

paramind22

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You guys should focus on positive things. It's really a miracle. All the great higher percentage staking coins have each found exchanges to be on after the demise of Cryptopia, Coinexchange, Novaexchange and Tradesatoshi. CompoundCoin, VersionCoin, TruckCoin, InflationCoin, Bottlecaps, Stackbit, InflationCoin, BitcoinTalkCoin, Stackbit, etc. I think TALK coin is the only one that is only on Yobit.

Other coins have found new homes also. Support those coins.

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Buy The F*cking Dip

Quote from: Labrader on October 21, 2019, 04:24:05 AM

Quote from: JollyGood on October 09, 2019, 05:06:26 AM

Why were those liquidators with a bad reputation appointed anyway?

A few months ago there were a few internal documents leaked and you find the answer there: they are friends with the interim manager of the company at the time. And the interim manager at the time of the so-called "hack" is the father of one of the shareholders. The liquidation is voluntary, meaning they chose to liquidate and chose the liquidator themselves. All the pertaining documents regarding the appointment are online at the companies' house. The internal documents show the clown who was interim director pushed for liquidation immediately after the "hack", to cover their asses.

Basically they appointed their friends. And Yes, GT is a global organization, not firm. It's a partnership of local firms. The clowns handling the "liquidation" are some NZ accountants who are friends of the owners.

Didn't know that there are internal documents leaked regarding that matter. If by any chance, do you still have the link for those documents? Would like to read it personally. Wink

This debacle has been ignored day by day and I will not be surprised if this will get swept under the rug (most likely it already has been).

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Quote from: Labrader on October 21, 2019, 04:24:05 AM

Quote from: JollyGood on October 09, 2019, 05:06:26 AM

Why were those liquidators with a bad reputation appointed anyway?

A few months ago there were a few internal documents leaked and you find the answer there: they are friends with the interim manager of the company at the time. And the interim manager at the time of the so-called "hack" is the father of one of the shareholders. The liquidation is voluntary, meaning they chose to liquidate and chose the liquidator themselves. All the pertaining documents regarding the appointment are online at the companies' house. The internal documents show the clown who was interim director pushed for liquidation immediately after the "hack", to cover their asses.

Basically they appointed their friends. And Yes, GT is a global organization, not firm. It's a partnership of local firms. The clowns handling the "liquidation" are some NZ accountants who are friends of the owners.

Intrigued, what are these leaked docs? NZ has strict laws with regard to company relationships and fiduciary duties of liquidators and clients. Any funny business GT will be hung by the balls.

Labrader

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Quote from: JollyGood on October 09, 2019, 05:06:26 AM

Why were those liquidators with a bad reputation appointed anyway?

A few months ago there were a few internal documents leaked and you find the answer there: they are friends with the interim manager of the company at the time. And the interim manager at the time of the so-called "hack" is the father of one of the shareholders. The liquidation is voluntary, meaning they chose to liquidate and chose the liquidator themselves. All the pertaining documents regarding the appointment are online at the companies' house. The internal documents show the clown who was interim director pushed for liquidation immediately after the "hack", to cover their asses.

Basically they appointed their friends. And Yes, GT is a global organization, not firm. It's a partnership of local firms. The clowns handling the "liquidation" are some NZ accountants who are friends of the owners.

CryptTech

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Sadly, all this is very sad, I hope you know what a sign actually led to the closure of cryptopia, "eca" daemon went through two exchanges(CoinsMarkets.com, cryptopia and etc...) and did a lot of trouble...

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Quote from: TheCryproMaster on October 18, 2019, 04:15:21 PM

Up to $22 now lol, you can go down the road to the Warehouse and pick them up for a buck each. Bidders eh, might be some of the old staff wanting to hold onto sentimentality.

But what the hey, every little helps towards the $500/hr GT fees.

...unless of course the "pot" plants have the USB's with the hidden keys / passwords etc contained on them are buried inside the soil...

...cops come "storming" the building, you look around for a safe place to hide your stash - place inside the pot-plant... wait until they are removed from the building and walk away with the goods...

TheCryproMaster

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Up to $22 now lol, you can go down the road to the Warehouse and pick them up for a buck each. Bidders eh, might be some of the old staff wanting to hold onto sentimentality.

But what the hey, every little helps towards the $500/hr GT fees.

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https://www.trademe.co.nz/home-living/outdoor-garden-conservatory/pots-planters/planter-boxes/listing-2351537009.htm?rsqid=c46706fef2dc4afcb2562a6f598906d6-001

Grant Whoreton saved the office plants in storage for 6 months to auction them for $12?

But no concerns about nearly $20M in missing crypto.

But saved the coffee mugs and tot bag
https://www.trademe.co.nz/home-living/kitchen/cups-glasses/glasses-tumblers/listing-2351558584.htm?rsqid=c46706fef2dc4afcb2562a6f598906d6-001

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Quote from: TheCryproMaster on October 17, 2019, 01:52:32 AM

Nice pics man, sit many times on those steps on a sunny day, with a burger from Wendys or a hachi hachi 8 pack of sushi. Did you think about going in and ask to see Malcolm or David, ask what they're doing for their $500/hr junkit?

Its great knowing we're in the hands of the best liquidators possible, and with that the most exorbitant rates. Well they're going to get $1500 of my money for a brand new laptop. 2 weeks of my wages towards 3 hours of their 'work'.

Hi and thanks for the praise.

I didn't go into their office on the two days I took photos (in this last week while in Christchurch) for the same reason I haven't gone into their Brisbane office (who's offices' phone numbers were listed in this thread a page or two back) - it would be their word against mine that I was polite, or, not polite while there (unless of course the conversation was being filmed or recorded) Roll Eyes

I'm surprised you didn't check out the new food market place directly across from the rear entrance to GT on Cashel. Wonderful place and very crowded.

TheCryproMaster

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Nice pics man, sit many times on those steps on a sunny day, with a burger from Wendys or a hachi hachi 8 pack of sushi. Did you think about going in and ask to see Malcolm or David, ask what they're doing for their $500/hr junkit?

Its great knowing we're in the hands of the best liquidators possible, and with that the most exorbitant rates. Well they're going to get $1500 of my money for a brand new laptop. 2 weeks of my wages towards 3 hours of their 'work'.

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Ditty! £ $ ₹ € ¥ ¢ ≠ ÷ ™

Grant Thornton's Christchurch office is located between the Bridge of Remembrance and the Hereford Street road bridge adjacent to the Avon River and facing the reflective steps for those killed in the earth quakes nearly ten years ago.

It's not just prime real-estate, it's the £ $ ₹ € ¥ ¢ultimate£ $ ₹ € ¥ ¢ in Christchurch real-estate.

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View from Hereford Bridge	Front of building	Front of building	Rear of building as seen from Cashel Street	View of Avon River/GT Office from western side of Hereford Bridge

Views overlooking the Avon River.

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View of the Bridge of Remembrance	View of the Avon River	View of the Hereford Bridge

...and as promised, am giving Grant Thornton & Cryptopia the middle finger...

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View from Hereford Bridge

Why give GT / Cryptopia one middle finger when you can do so twice? (one each you see)

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Quote from: INEZUZU on October 16, 2019, 05:48:30 AM

The fact of the sale of office furniture and computer equipment indicates that absolutely no refund will take place. The KYC, AML verification staff, support for access to account balances and the processing of coin withdrawals will have nowhere to work. There is no other way to return balances to their current owners.

Now I am also feeling like this we have no chance of any refund and its all going to trash as they are doing auctions its all fraud just wasting of time nothing going to happen good for investors and processing of withdrawals is never been goind to happen.

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Quote from: TheCryproMaster on October 15, 2019, 05:34:40 PM

Aha, leading bidder on a dell g5, gonna score a cheap laptop.

Good find there lad. Grin

. I've been checking their liquidating site and can't find that Dell G5. What I can only see are the XPS and G4 ones.

Quote from: Finger on October 15, 2019, 09:10:12 AM

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Skylarc notes that the auction includes “over 800 lots of near new laptop and desktop PC’s some new in boxes, server racks and associated infrastructure [..] and much more!”

https://beincrypto.com/cryptopia-starts-liquidating-assets-creditor-repayment-date-still-unknown/

On a different note, this just made me realize and ask, what approach will they take to make sure that the coins that were stuck there will be refunded in its rightful owners. (Or I must say there will be no refund?) That image above sort of depicts the true situation that we are in right now.

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