Topic: the Cryptopia-apocalypse FUND - page 2. (Read 25328 times)
I think Cryptopia itself stole the coins and pretends it was a theft.
Great idea!
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definitely, since cryptopia had this problem, I do not find it strange that this theft happened , after the apocalypse of currency attacked by 51% 
People. @Cryptopia_NZ didn't get hacked *again*. The nature of the compromise is, the attacker stole their ETH privkey and deleted topia's copy. Same hack, just new histrionic-newsable point to steal your attention if you never learned the basics of how private keys work.
-notsofast
-notsofast
To steal funds all you need is the private key. There's no need to delete the "original" key from Cryptopia's servers.
That implies the thief has full control over all those funds and always has and Cryptopia has none.
According to that - https://twitter.com/notsofast/status/1090280631077167105 that's what happened, though I've no idea how the Tweeter knows.
It still doesn't make any sense. They should have backups everywhere.
People. @Cryptopia_NZ didn't get hacked *again*. The nature of the compromise is, the attacker stole their ETH privkey and deleted topia's copy. Same hack, just new histrionic-newsable point to steal your attention if you never learned the basics of how private keys work.
-notsofast
So what are you proposing? That we just continue to allow low difficulty networks to be exploited by people with large amounts of hash to throw around. To let them slowly make us not liquid in a bunch of alts and bleed BTC from unsuspecting users? And I suppose we should also have to cover this all ourselves rather than address the problem at hand?
Or, we could start delisting these coins that have demonstrated that they are unable to sufficiently secure their networks so that we can prevent ourselves and our users from losing coins.
If you don't understand the reasoning behind the action we're taking then you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
Or, we could start delisting these coins that have demonstrated that they are unable to sufficiently secure their networks so that we can prevent ourselves and our users from losing coins.
If you don't understand the reasoning behind the action we're taking then you don't know what the fuck you're talking about.
Behave yourself!
You claimed without any evidence or understanding that we're abusing confirmations to manipulate markets and give ourselves some kind of trading advantage. You fucking behave yourself.
Famous last words?
Irony 
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/response-from-the-cryptopia-ceo-3031126
Epic Fail , from the looks of it and the fact , that if other coins were affected aside from the ethereum tokens,
their has been no communication to warn the communities and no communications of the cryptopia wallet address to warn other exchanges.
The theft was bad enough, the lack of info after just makes it worse.
One Major Unanswered Question is can cryptopia even access any of the coins that were stored on their exchange,
allowing others to withdraw, or did the hacker destroy their access to all of the private keys to all of their coins.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/response-from-the-cryptopia-ceo-3031126
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Response from the Cryptopia CEO (Alan Booth)
Please firstly accept that we are not scammers.
No one is going to take your coin or funds as long as we can keep the bad guys out and we are doing a huge amount of work to prevent any attacks.
Please firstly accept that we are not scammers.
No one is going to take your coin or funds as long as we can keep the bad guys out and we are doing a huge amount of work to prevent any attacks.
Epic Fail , from the looks of it and the fact , that if other coins were affected aside from the ethereum tokens,
their has been no communication to warn the communities and no communications of the cryptopia wallet address to warn other exchanges.
The theft was bad enough, the lack of info after just makes it worse.
One Major Unanswered Question is can cryptopia even access any of the coins that were stored on their exchange,
allowing others to withdraw, or did the hacker destroy their access to all of the private keys to all of their coins.
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Hi guys, i have been in touch with a lawyer based in New Zealand. They believe the mass delisting of coins by cryptopia is unlawful. Basically they got sloppy with their terms and conditions and broke NZ law. The lawyer is interested in determining have many people have been financially damaged. Please PM me if you fall into this category & we can discuss further.
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/admlly/cryptopia_class_action_lawsuit_in_response_to/
If you've lost an appreciable amount of money because of Cryptopia's delisting, then I think legal action is reasonable... BUT, that assumes the company is still trading at the time of any judgement in the customer's favour.
Otherwise, given the recent hack and probable demise of this business, by joining any class action you'll just be lining the lawyer's pockets with fees, and cutting into whatever funds remain to be paid to Cryptopia's customers.
IMHO.
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Hi guys, i have been in touch with a lawyer based in New Zealand. They believe the mass delisting of coins by cryptopia is unlawful. Basically they got sloppy with their terms and conditions and broke NZ law. The lawyer is interested in determining have many people have been financially damaged. Please PM me if you fall into this category & we can discuss further.
https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/admlly/cryptopia_class_action_lawsuit_in_response_to/
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We build a DEX.
RPC 1.0 coins united.
RPC 1.0 coins united.
Why not use Bisq? https://bisq.network/ Seems to be the only operational p2p altcoin exchange right now, and it's working pretty well.
Looking at BISQ, and BLOCKnet?
Wait, so this exchange was already hacked before? I was wondering what happened in the past few months they started delisting a lot of coins. I even was surprised to have some, but all worth like a few satoshis at most. Is that why all the altscoins I had there were removed and delisted? Did the people somehow know the hack was coming? Seems a bit like a coincidence because today was the deadline to remove those alts.
We build a DEX.
RPC 1.0 coins united.
RPC 1.0 coins united.
Why not use Bisq? https://bisq.network/ Seems to be the only operational p2p altcoin exchange right now, and it's working pretty well.
We build a DEX.
RPC 1.0 coins united.
RPC 1.0 coins united.
Noteably quite a long outage already today.
Trademarked by psycodad
*Total Inability To Service User Portfolios* Tits^
I hope you are not some profit of prescient prediction
You can follow their thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cryptopia-cryptocurrency-platform-services-and-development-1669443
I'm not use them yet, I'm still in watching, but sooner I will use their service. Looks like their developer active on this forum, but I can't say it's legit.
Seems like they have already do a regulation: cryptopia limited.
I'm not use them yet, I'm still in watching, but sooner I will use their service. Looks like their developer active on this forum, but I can't say it's legit.
Seems like they have already do a regulation: cryptopia limited.
Also on the insolvent radar:
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Maintenance
Cryptopia is currently in unscheduled maintenance mode. We will be back soon.
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz
Cryptopia is currently in unscheduled maintenance mode. We will be back soon.
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz
Noteably quite a long outage already today. I sincerely hope they don't go TITSUP*.
*Total Inability To Service User Portfolios
Also on the insolvent radar:
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Maintenance
Cryptopia is currently in unscheduled maintenance mode. We will be back soon.
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz
Cryptopia is currently in unscheduled maintenance mode. We will be back soon.
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz
Why? What's the benefit?
Not a single node of failure.
Which is what Cryptopia became.
A single node of failure.
Many exchanges list ONE cataloge, one exchange burns out, or goes Cryptsy (which birthed Cryptopia btw):
does not matter:
anothers will sprout but many are still up and running.
I would like to get a multiple of exchanges to list the same cateloge of coins.
Deposit/Withdraw are handled independently from customers to exchange provider of choice.
But a liquid or lightening network unites all the exchanges for a deeper matchpool.
Deposit/Withdraw are handled independently from customers to exchange provider of choice.
But a liquid or lightening network unites all the exchanges for a deeper matchpool.
Why? What's the benefit?
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