as I said, be patient and don't let yourself down, by how long does it take and by this kind blurry statements from the liquidators.
I don't expect to recover much of what I had at the time of the hack (although $BIS was not subject to hack at all and that was the only coin I had there), but at least I will give it a try.
Topic: Cryptopia Cryptocurrency Platform Services and Development - page 44. (Read 173234 times)
This is the latest update from craptopia https://www.grantthornton.co.nz/update-for-cryptopia-account-holders-20-august-2019/
and that article has tweeted by the official account of craptopia https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1163969008191725568
It seems like KYC and AML verification is a must to be able to continue the trade-in craptopia.
and that article has tweeted by the official account of craptopia https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1163969008191725568
It seems like KYC and AML verification is a must to be able to continue the trade-in craptopia.
Rubbish announcement, This update is just a smokescreen that we are not getting anything back. I already lost hope on getting a single penny on this demise. This will drag to the coming years until there's nothing left and lawyers happy.
of course, it is called maximizing the profit.
some users won't bother.
some users will not receive KYC forms and then delay..delay..until some will not bother anymore and some will still pursue.
KYC are needed for larger amounts like 10,000 USD minimum or something around that. so crypto users are laundering 500$? 100$ worth of crypto? LOL
liquidators are vultures, what would you expect? click enable withdrawal button? they want money just like any business out there. Cryptopia thieves intentionally put those hyenas there so that the trail of missing/stolen funds obfuscate in the process.
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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, users' trades would occur in the exchange's internal ledger without confirmation on the blockchain.
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, users' trades would occur in the exchange's internal ledger without confirmation on the blockchain.
prepare for some good fucking from behind.
This is the latest update from craptopia https://www.grantthornton.co.nz/update-for-cryptopia-account-holders-20-august-2019/
and that article has tweeted by the official account of craptopia https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1163969008191725568
It seems like KYC and AML verification is a must to be able to continue the trade-in craptopia.
and that article has tweeted by the official account of craptopia https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1163969008191725568
It seems like KYC and AML verification is a must to be able to continue the trade-in craptopia.
Rubbish announcement, This update is just a smokescreen that we are not getting anything back. I already lost hope on getting a single penny on this demise. This will drag to the coming years until there's nothing left and lawyers happy.
when we get our coin back !!!?
?
any link to make complaint at NZ police ?
?any link to make complaint at NZ police ?
It seems like KYC and AML verification is a must to be able to continue the trade-in craptopia.
I'm about to get a new phone so I think I'm going to lose 2FA, but I guess we don't have to worry about that.
For the amount I have there, minus the hack haircut and hefty fees the liquidator will consume, I don't think it's worth my time. Hopefully they won't make it too difficult for people who have more.
Still really concerned that the only record of customer's balances was sitting in a data center in the USA. That's not the sort of thing you'd expect at an exchange which was at one point trading hundreds of thousands (or millions?) of dollars worth of customer funds every day.
This is the latest update from craptopia https://www.grantthornton.co.nz/update-for-cryptopia-account-holders-20-august-2019/
and that article has tweeted by the official account of craptopia https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1163969008191725568
It seems like KYC and AML verification is a must to be able to continue the trade-in craptopia.
and that article has tweeted by the official account of craptopia https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1163969008191725568
It seems like KYC and AML verification is a must to be able to continue the trade-in craptopia.
Rubbish announcement, This update is just a smokescreen that we are not getting anything back. I already lost hope on getting a single penny on this demise. This will drag to the coming years until there's nothing left and lawyers happy.
This is the latest update from craptopia https://www.grantthornton.co.nz/update-for-cryptopia-account-holders-20-august-2019/
and that article has tweeted by the official account of craptopia https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1163969008191725568
It seems like KYC and AML verification is a must to be able to continue the trade-in craptopia.
and that article has tweeted by the official account of craptopia https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1163969008191725568
It seems like KYC and AML verification is a must to be able to continue the trade-in craptopia.
ben where are yooouuu
you need to come back and give people their funds back before timelord2067 starts posting no-no stuff on this forum
you need to come back and give people their funds back before timelord2067 starts posting no-no stuff on this forum
There is a petition to get Cryptopia funds released to affected users, more information here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52201424
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52201424
If any of the liquidators are reading these posts could you switch the lights off in the now defunct Cryptopia offices. The lights are always on every time I drive past, even 11pm on a Saturday night. The power costs are coming out of our pockets.
Can you see if there's any things like... ya know... desks and pc's etc inside?
Have these villains completely robbed us yet?
Why is there such silence?
Where are our altcoins that they did not manage to steal?
If any of the liquidators are reading these posts could you switch the lights off in the now defunct Cryptopia offices. The lights are always on every time I drive past, even 11pm on a Saturday night. The power costs are coming out of our pockets.
Can you see if there's any things like... ya know... desks and pc's etc inside?
If any of the liquidators are reading these posts could you switch the lights off in the now defunct Cryptopia offices. The lights are always on every time I drive past, even 11pm on a Saturday night. The power costs are coming out of our pockets.
Mine is 0.3 btc and worth 0.2 altcoins. These kinds of happenings are so discouraging. But now I am not expecting to get paid anymore. I can only hope that the owners of Cryptopia will get the punishment they deserve.
wish that those responsible for our losses will be brought to justice and punished
Its just we can wishI wantneed my 0.4 btc back 
You not alone in this many others also looking for back me too.
I wantneed my 0.4 btc back
wish that those responsible for our losses will be brought to justice and punished
You're wrong man re coins gone. Liquidators cannot touch the coins in individual wallets.
You are right, but this is just the theory. Looking at the past events like Poloniex haircut, or Cryptsy, coinex.pw, Mintpal, Mt.Gox and many more exchanges that hit the dust, I wouldn't expect to get much of my coins back. A tiny fraction, if at all, would be a realistic expectation. Don't understand me wrong, I would love to be proven wrong.Agreed, I've said it before that I have waved my coins goodbye long ago, though I really hope and wish that those responsible for our losses will be brought to justice and punished to the full extent of the law.
But that looks unlikely given how events unfolded since the "hack" which I come to believe more and more was just coverup for a too greedy manglement sucking up all they can. If it looks, talks and walks like an exit scam, it could well be one - even if it is technically better described by "bankrupcy through complete incompetence and greed".
You're wrong man re coins gone. Liquidators cannot touch the coins in individual wallets.
You are right, but this is just the theory. Looking at the past events like Poloniex haircut, or Cryptsy, coinex.pw, Mintpal, Mt.Gox and many more exchanges that hit the dust, I wouldn't expect to get much of my coins back. A tiny fraction, if at all, would be a realistic expectation. Don't understand me wrong, I would love to be proven wrong.
You're wrong man re coins gone. Liquidators cannot touch the coins in individual wallets.
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