2019-12-13 14:14 |
Cryptopia liquidator investigates 900K active accounts in an attempt to reunite users with missing funds
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It has been a while since a new Cryptopia update was provided. The exchange ran into foul weather several months ago. Most of its users still await the refund of their outstanding cryptocurrency balances.
2019-11-3 02:59 | |
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Grant Thornton, the firm liquidating hacked New Zealand cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia, discusses how best to do so with the platform’s developers
2019-10-9 14:28 | |
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In mid-January this year, popular New Zealand crypto exchange, Cryptopia announced its hack which saw users lose crypto assets valued at $16 million USD (which could currently be much higher). After several investigations, court proceedings and pleas for bankruptcy in the U.
2019-10-7 15:47 | |
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Grant Thornton, the assigned liquidator for the defunct New Zealand crypto exchange Cryptopia, was able to retrieve US user data from an Arizona firm that was storing customer information for the exchange, which is great for those looking to get their holdings back.
2019-8-21 18:40 | |
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The liquidator overseeing the slow death of New Zealand-based shitcoin factory Cryptopia has issued its latest update and states progress is “pleasing. ” However, it’s not all been plain sailing for liquidators Grant Thornton.
2019-8-21 16:27 | |
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The liquidator for the collapsed Cryptopia exchange says the way the platform was managed is slowing up the task of determining user holdings.
2019-8-21 14:00 | |
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When cryptocurrency exchanges fail, a seismic shock shudders through the cryptosphere. With thousands of users, from traders to companies, left out of pocket, litigation is inevitable in a bid to claw back some of the losses.
2019-6-2 21:03 | |
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Cryptopia has had a really rough year. In January, the exchange was hacked, losing millions of dollars before the exchange cut off customers from their withdrawals. The company worked hard to try and bring their platform back to consumers in March, but ultimately had to shut down when the relaunch was unsuccessful. The proceedings for […]
2019-5-31 02:11 | |
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Have the dangers of centralized exchange custody been exposed? Auditors battle for the release of Cryptopia user data kept on third-party servers
2019-5-31 21:49 | |
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Cryptopia, the New Zealand exchange that closed its business because of hack that led to a loss of millions of dollars, would reportedly not be giving funds back to its unverified users, according to a Steemit report by Gary Johnston.
2019-5-31 21:43 | |
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On January 14, Cryptopia experienced its major hack and QuadrigaCX announced the death of its founder and CEO Gerald Cotten, causing users of both exchanges to experience frozen withdrawals. While the coincidence is enticing, the real connection between the two exchanges appears to be the lack of regulatory oversight.
2019-5-30 18:57 | |
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New Zealand crypto exchange Cryptopia was awarded provisional relief by a bankruptcy court in the Southern District of New York. However, if it doesn't come up with $2 million, the Arizona-based company that stored its data could terminate its services, meaning Cryptopia could lose important US user information forever.
2019-5-28 19:40 | |
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Defunct cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia warned it will take “some months at least” to figure out how to return tokens owed to its users. Cryptopia administrators have also requested “urgent interim relief,” which they say is critical to maintain a single SQL database that stores all of its users’ individual account holdings and contact details.
2019-5-27 17:29 | |
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The liquidators responsible for New Zealand-based Cryptopia have released the latest update in the continuing fallout from the exchange’s hacking incident in January. However, the statement is unlikely to appease users who are still left waiting for their lost holdings to be refunded.
2019-5-27 15:09 | |
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Accounting firm Grant Thornton LLC on May 27, 2019, provided an update regarding the petition for bankruptcy filed by the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia. The company said that it is working towards preserving the exchange’s users’ data stored and hosted on the servers of a U.
2019-5-27 14:39 | |
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There is never a shortage of controversy in the cryptocurrency world. Following its hack earlier this year, there have been a lot of questions regarding Cryptopia and how things would move on from there.
2019-5-27 21:00 | |
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By CCN: Users of the New Zealand-based bitcoin exchange Cryptopia should expect more uncertainty in the coming months. In an update released earlier today following the announcement that it had gone into liquidation, Cryptopia has warned users that they may not get all their funds back, if at all.
2019-5-17 12:01 | |
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Earlier today, Cryptopia released a new statement pertaining to its liquidation where the firm answered all the questions asked by the customers. Notably, the exchange had made it explicitly clear that they will not allow customers to withdraw their funds until the investigation is completed, emphasizing that it could take months for this process.
2019-5-17 08:28 | |
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The hacked New Zealand-based cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia has urged its users to stop depositing funds to the exchange, as… The post Cryptopia Says To Stop Deposits, Faces Liquidation appeared first on Invest In Blockchain.
2019-5-17 23:01 | |
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It seems some overzealous cryptocurrency traders didn’t get the memo that exchange service Cryptopia is shutting down – and they’re still trying to make deposits to the platform. In a tweet earlier today, the embattled exchange warned users not to send funds to the trading platform.
2019-5-16 13:09 | |
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Cryptopia, a New Zealand-based cryptocurrency exchange platform, recently announced that the firm would be liquidated and this process would be carried out by officials from Grant Thornton. Now, the exchange has asked users to stop depositing their cryptocurrency funds to Cryptopia addresses, via its official Twitter handle.
2019-5-16 11:30 | |
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New Zealand exchange Cryptopia has gone into liquidation. Yesterday, rumors of another hack were circulating after users were unable to access the website. However, this morning, an announcement made on their Twitter account declared the company had ceased trading.
2019-5-15 16:30 | |
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Hacked cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia has appointed liquidators as executives warn of an investigation lasting “months rather than weeks. ” Meanwhile, Binance is undergoing a major upgrade. Cryptopia Users Brace For Long Haul In a press release May 14, accounting firm Grant Thornton confirmed it was overseeing liquidation procedures at the New Zealand exchange, which lost $23 million NZD ($15.
2019-5-15 12:00 | |
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After confirming a hack back in January where the New Zealand based exchange lost over 9% of its holdings, Cryptopia has once again shut down its services after an 8 hour downtime this time for good.
2019-5-15 08:54 | |
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Cryptopia, the New Zealand-based exchange that made headlines earlier this year due to a security breach, is back in the limelight. According to a Redditor, Fallenkeith2018, the exchange’s website has reportedly been down for around eight hours now, with the platform citing maintenance as a reason.
2019-5-14 15:13 | |
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Soon Users Of The Hacked Cryptopia Exchange May Get A ‘Rebate,' But There's A Problem January 14 was indeed a bad day for the New Zealand-based cryptocurrency exchange as it was on this day that the exchange lost around $23 million worth of user's cryptocurrencies to hackers. After a few months of silence, the comprised […]
2019-4-4 22:32 | |
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Despite having promised to compensate customers who lost crypto assets following a security breach in January, New Zealand crypto exchange Cryptopia is yet to provide concrete details on the process.
2019-4-3 16:49 | |
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Elementus Says Coinbene Might Have Been Hacked After the high-profile hacks of exchanges such as Cryptopia, Exchange users are constantly on high alert regarding any possible hacks taking place on other exchanges.
2019-3-28 20:03 | |
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After months of silence, compromised exchange Cryptopia has emailed its customer base with information about its January 14th breach, its current operational status, and its plan to compensate users who lost funds.
2019-3-21 23:00 | |
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About two months after the hack, the Cryptopia exchange managed to reopen, after absorbing losses of up to $17 million.
2019-3-20 13:50 | |
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Hacked New Zealand cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia has resumed trading on 40 cryptocurrency pairs, quantified as ‘secured. ’ However, users who held Bitcoin (BTC), Litecoin (LTC), and Ethereum (ETH), will be facing serious ‘haircuts.
2019-3-20 10:30 | |
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The exchange has given affected users Cryptopia Loss Markers as a record of stolen funds, but there’s still a long way until reimbursements are issued.
2019-3-20 20:06 | |
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Users of the recently hacked cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia will now have a new page to check the status of their digital assets after the attack. The New Zealand-based crypto exchange has been trying to get the funds back and run the exchange once again.
2019-3-18 20:00 | |
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More than a fortnight since Cryptopia hinted at reimbursing users affected by a security breach that occurred in mid-January, the New Zealand-based cryptocurrency exchange has confirmed to customers that it will offer a ‘rebate’.
2019-3-18 15:21 | |
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Cryptopia, the exchange that was hacked at the beginning of the year, is now getting prepared to re-launch its trading platform. On March 10, Cryptopia announced that users will now be able to cancel their standing orders.
2019-3-12 04:21 | |
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(March 4th, 2019) The cryptocurrency world is ablaze with scandal after recently discovered instances of hacks, security breaches, and missing or stolen digital assets. Quadriga, Coinomi, and Cryptopia users have all found themselves added to an ever-growing list of victims due to cryptocurrency malfeasance.
2019-3-8 07:50 | |
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Cryptopia has relaunched its website and restored its users’ balances to their pre-hack state, as confirmed by their official Twitter account on March 5, 2019. Back in Business One of the biggest stories of early 2019 was the hack of New Zealand-based exchange Cryptopia in January 2019 which led to the loss of $16 million.
2019-3-7 21:00 | |
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Cryptopia has reopened its site as read-only, giving users a chance to snapshot their balances and cancel orders.
2019-3-6 14:39 | |
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This is the third time hackers have transferred user funds from Cryptopia, analytical platform Elementus takes part in the investigation
2019-3-27 12:55 | |
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Hacked New Zealand cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia revealed that it’s aiming to re-launch its website by Monday though only in a read-only mode. Read-Only Cryptopia by Monday According to a recent update posted on Cryptopia’s official Twitter page, the exchange hopes to be able to re-open its website by Monday.
2019-2-28 16:00 | |
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The New Zealand-based crypto asset exchange Cryptopia has made their assessment of a January hack, claiming that up to 9. 4 percent of all their assets were stolen.
2019-2-28 20:50 | |
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The cryptocurrency industry is still reeling from the recent Cryptopia debacle. When the exchanges confirmed someone stole funds, there was a lot of public outrage. Several weeks later, the investigation is still ongoing and customers are waiting to access their funds.
2019-2-25 11:55 | |
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If you have been affected by the Cryptopia hack, there is some information that could be interesting for you. On the official Discord channel of the exchange, the user called Digger explains that they already have the building back.
2019-2-25 02:59 | |
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In yet another high-profile hack of 2019, Coinmama saw the information of 450,000 of its users compromised in an attack that targeted 24 difference sites, according to reports from February 15, 2019.
2019-2-20 10:00 | |
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In January 2019, the cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia experienced a hack that resulted in the loss of several millions of dollars and that affected thousands of users in the market. Now, the New Zealand-based exchange informed that the police allowed employees to return their offices after the suspension of its operations last month. The information was […]
2019-2-15 21:58 | |
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Fifteen days after the January 14 Cryptopia hack, hackers who stole over $16 million from Cryptopia exchange have returned. According to an article published by Elementus today January 29, the thieves started withdrawing money from the exchange wallets yesterday.
2019-1-29 16:19 | |
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This week, the popular crypto exchange Cryptopia suffered the first major security breach of 2019, resulting in “significant losses” of crypto assets the exchange had stored. Following the breach, social media users began tracking the movements of the stolen funds and alerted Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao that the funds had landed on Binance – the world’s.
2019-1-17 23:00 | |
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helphelphlpA lot of cryptocurrency users were taken aback by the recent Cryptopia hack news. Although this exchange has always been the subject of some conspiracy theories regarding mismanagement and potential issues, there is no reason to think the team pulled an exit scam.
2019-1-16 17:00 | |
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Binance and Kraken CEOs weighed in on industry best practices for storing cryptocurrency in the wake of Cryptopia getting hacked. The question remains, which means of storage has the least risk exposure? CZ Sees Three For Binance CEO, Changpeng ‘CZ’ Zhao, users have three options; self-storage, on exchanges, or using decentralized exchanges (DEX).
2019-1-16 14:00 | |
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