Topic: Cryptopia Cryptocurrency Platform Services and Development - page 36. (Read 173834 times)

Hey mooseshit, what coins couldn't you get out? You lie, you lie so much. You had a chance but fucked up going blind watching too much gay porn. And the keyboard was too sticky with your man juice. What coin liar?

Its become quite obvious who the Cryptopia plants are,  your lies and deception are blatantly obvious.  Nobody every said a lot of people live near the office, but some people who were scammed do live near the office and its those people who should storm the building.  Do you like to just make things up and claim those as fact.

Furthermore, some people trade coins and had buy and sell orders on the exchange when the hack happened and the coins they had were never allowed to be withdrawn after the hack.

Someone like me was not simply having Cryptopia hold my coins you moron, I was trading the coins and had the buy and sell orders set up when the hack happened.
Not once after the hack did I get to withdraw a damn coin.

It was not that huge of a company to have a crowd of people living near them.
Crypto itself is not mainstream yet, few of these users were trusting Cryptopia, even fewer were stupid or unlucky enough to hold big amounts in an exchange's wallets, and even fewer were unable to withdraw within the time they enabled withdraws.
So, if you and 3 or 4 other foreign people would go to a company's building with bats on your hands, congratulations to you! I wouldn't be so brave to do that.

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Therefore, it is required for Yobit to do further investigation for the relevant addresses listed below.
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This thread is full of so much bullshit here's an update -

https://www.grantthornton.co.nz/update-for-cryptopia-account-holders-25-October-2019/

Of note: -

KYC is MANDATORY, so fuckwits like sisquo2121 can kiss their shit goodbye as he/she/it has stated many times it has no id        documents, why the fuck that is only his vet will know. If really in Canada guessing he's a moose.

Customers did not have individual wallets and it is impossible to determine individual ownership using just the keys in the wallets. While Cryptopia held details of customer holdings and reported these on the Exchange, the crypto-assets themselves were pooled (co-mingled) in coin wallets. As a centralised exchange, customers' trades would occur in the exchange's internal ledger without confirmation on the blockchain.
No detailed reconciliation process between the customer databases and the crypto-assets held in the wallets has ever been completed.
This process is well underway and will still take some time to complete. We are working to reconcile the accounts of over 900,000 customers, many holding multiple crypto-assets, millions of transactions and over 400 different crypto-assets.

So we have a very very long wait ahead of us. Multi year at this rate.

On the plus side they sold a good few pot plants and some booger covered desks.

I only had 2k stolen. I'm not going spend 4k to fly to that third world country just to try and get back half of what I lost. Now for you cowards that live near the building  you should be knocking down the door and taking bats to them. You just sit there and do nothing. Youre just useless cowards.

Furthermore I'm not begging anyone to do anything. I'm stating what a person who lives close by should be doing.  If you want to be a useless coward and drive by just looking at them then thats your cowardly way of handling things.

The owners at the time of it going down? Or the original guy? Last I saw he's working on some stuff for some other company. Rumor was he was going to open another exchange but then of course he shut down that idea due to what happened with this one. I think he coded or had something to do with the TradeSatoshi code which I thought one could get to open up their own exchange. Could be wrong about that though.

What are the ex-owners of Cryptopia doing nowadays?

Is there any news about them? Are they on bail or just simply not charged thus free without legal condition?

...or stand out the front and give them the middle finger - twice!

If you're such a bad ass that is so outraged by what's happened, why don't you fly over there and kick down the door instead of begging others to do it for you.

You couldn't afford to fly anyone anywhere with the 5 cents you have in your bank account.

Another quality retarded post from a fuckwit living in a tin pot 3rd world shithole where jerking off in front of the judiciary will be rewarded with a happy ending.
I tell you what shit for brains, I'll fly you over and let you do exactly what you want lets see how that works for you.

As of now everything is being handled by the courts. If I was located near Cryptopia headquarters I would go to the courts and demand a hearing in front of a judge to explain what has happened with this Cryptopia scam.

The courts have only been listening to the shady liquidator Grant Thornton give a one sided con job and not tell the whole truth about what has happened.

Now of course I mean anyone but shyto disaster. That shemale  is obviously working for Cryptopia to silence any criticism with childish insults and third grade taunts.

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A few hours ago, the Swiss company Sooho published a report  analysing all the movements of funds that had gone missing in the wake of the attack on Cryptopia, which resulted in the loss of several million dollars from the platform.

https://medium.com/soohoio/malicious-crypto-transaction-report-2-cryptocurrencies-of-hacker-who-attacked-cryptopia-flowed-f421f0c0ada1

The followed figure is a result that we tracked cryptopia hacker’s cryptocurrency flow. And you can check that some cryptocurrencies inflowed to Yobit.

Key figures
Amount taken from Cryptopia : 30788.732011 ETH
Amount flowed to Yobit : 1420 ETH
Amount flowed to EtherDelta : 9000 ETH
Amount deposited address in purple : 17,254.553271203880180626 ETH
Amount deposited address in green : 3,589.9961822 ETH
We confirmed that some of the leaked Ether from the hacking of Cryptopia on the New Zealand exchange in January 19 was deposited on the Yobit on September 22 and 23.
Flow of the cryptocurrencies
The below are the details of the movement of the cryptocurrencies.
Amount taken from Cryptopia was total 30788.732011 ETH.
Most of the funds are still deposited at 0x845f93f489b524f19864db6e0ab581c532b58d36 (approximately 17,255 ETH).
During the transfer of funds from Hacker’s account to 0x845f93f489b524f19864db6e0ab581c532b58d36, 9,000 ETH flowed into EtherDelta in May after several carrying addresses.
After September, 5010 ETH among the amount deposited at 0x845f93f489b524f19864db6e0ab581c532b58d36 transferred to 0xd759ea4c6e8e2c77b7e04eeebc1fac32ed332dcc
Again, 1420 ETH among the 5010 ETH was transferred to 4 addresses that are included in Yobit.
The remain — about 3600ETH — are transferred to 0x3a840d0164acca60292a6b594531dfc98af2701d and still stay there.
Therefore, it is required for Yobit to do further investigation for the relevant addresses listed below. In addition, each exchange should register the following address as Blacklist as soon as possible, and do monitoring.
Wallet address list
Addresses related to Yobit
0x41dd55d4671756896b488626a9ca0a0ea1201539
0xc3c75adc57b71fa0cba5e25cdc378101993d29a3
0xa488827ffd2d5a69e76946955f10f1fef0fb94fb
0xa449b6bb309c4d959539552545400f041cc4ae4c
2. Addresses related to EtherDelta
0xa53fd6e0b9765b8d6081827fbf43d36bdf2eb85e
0xc5883084a66ac9e08379256269c18345ccefe458
0x621e2e9f1cdc03add35ab930b074f9419f294045
0x338fdf0d792f7708d97383eb476e9418b3c16ff1
3. Addresses required to monitoring
0x845f93f489b524f19864db6e0ab581c532b58d36
0x3a840d0164acca60292a6b594531dfc98af2701d
4. Addresses included in this money laundering
0x30d4bffec44037f5fe9d4336968c573cba9d018a
0x3fbaa73a433daa0f6c43d1c732c3f97a86f3a427
0xd96ba527be241c2c31fd66cbb0a9430702906a2a
0xd4e79226f1e5a7a28abb58f4704e53cd364e8d11
0x7d90b19c1022396b525c64ba70a293c3142979b7
0xd759ea4c6e8e2c77b7e04eeebc1fac32ed332dcc
0xb7443e088232cd680ff20b7518eba2fc9e1b3c32
0x552981f6e2ec9de9811e9490b7cac486c3a9dd32

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