If they carry on renewing their wallets with this speed,
we might wait until december.
Also they did haircut the btc but i dont believe BTC were stolen.
Why dont they open tell what was stolen?
Why dont they open tell who will do the losses or will they repay them?
Do they even know what was stolen?
Every single day we have to check if anything happened...and it did not...
From my own personal research back when the hack was first announced I had noticed movement in their BTC wallets that seemed to be the result of the hacker.
Initially I though that maybe the movement was the result of Cryptopia moving their BTC to new wallets just to be safe, but if what they said about shutting everything down
(no that this would help with anything other than stopping tradings if their private keys were compromised) and leaving the office access to police, then the BTC movement was done by the hacker.
My research could have mistakes though, so double check yourself if you want. That's my initial post,
Okay I think I found the Cryptopia's BTC wallet. My deposit there is kinda old and I can't recall 100% if it's the address I deposited was Cryptopia's or another exchange's, but I traced the movement and since the wallet's movements stopped on 14th January I'm 99% sure it's Cryptopia's.
This is their wallet:
3ALZ4ALw2T4jebXXUy8GMv2rLB7JpFL1JDAfter many hops between 1-use addresses, I find a big amount of funds consecrated here:
12YBZCaPe45LFbvgYWP5AVm3pvZTtHTiNYThis was a new address created on 13th January.
It seems that after gathering BTC from different Cryptopia's wallets, summing 392.31 BTC, they sent a "test" transaction of 3 BTC on 14th January and 10 minutes later they sent all the amount to the same address.
From that point on, it seems like the funds were split to multiple addresses, probably many of which are exchanges.
Your thoughts? Anything I missed maybe?
They announce being hack after a couple of days and providing the details of the after 1 week 
