2019-5-27 13:14 |
The Cryptopia liquidation process could soon gain formal U.S. recognition after Grant Thornton filed for urgent interim relief
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Three months on from the launch of its claims portal for account holders, Cryptopia liquidators Grant Thornton says the ID verification process should begin within the next two months - with asset distribution to follow.
2021-3-31 15:05 | |
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Cryptopia Hacker Still Moving Stolen Funds Around Recently, Cryptopia hit the news officially announcing that it had chosen Grant Thornton as official liquidators to begin its liquidation process. This was as a result of the hacks suffered by the New Zealand crypto currency exchange, causing it to lose at least $16 million. About a week […]
2019-5-22 18:44 | |
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The saga of the hacked New Zealand-based cryptocurrency exchange, Cryptopia, doesn’t seem to end. Just a week after the exchange entered the liquidation process, over 30,000 ETH stolen from Cryptopia in January was transferred to an unknown wallet.
2019-5-20 09:05 | |
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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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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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After a mid-January hack that lasted two weeks, New Zealand crypto exchange Cryptopia was unable to bring the business back following its significant losses. The exchange plans to suspend trading and has already appointed auditing firm Grant Thornton New Zealand to take over the liquidation process.
2019-5-16 18:26 | |
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Cryptopia, a cryptocurrency exchange with headquarters in New Zealand, has suspended trading services and released a press statement on May 15 stating that it is in liquidation. The latest development comes less than six months after the exchange lost millions through hacking.
2019-5-15 17:59 | |
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Cryptopia, the New Zealand-based exchange, was hacked in January 2019 and is in the process of recovering steadily from the hack. Cryptopia has since released several updates, keeping its customers informed.
2019-4-4 11:33 | |
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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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Hacked New Zealand exchange Cryptopia has posted details on their rebate process and expects to resume trading by the end of March
2019-3-18 18:59 | |
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Fake accounts are already promising deposits and withdrawals, but the official exchange is still in the process of reopening.
2019-3-12 13:27 | |
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It is “very unlikely” that the people behind the Cryptopia hack will be caught, according to a leader in blockchain security. Michael Ou, the CEO of Taiwan-based CoolBitX, says that even if the hackers are apprehended, returning the stolen funds could become a prohibitively expensive and complicated process.
2019-1-17 21:15 | |
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“We have nothing to hide,” says Tory Reiss, VP of corporate development at TrustToken. Like the market’s most popular stablecoin, Tether, TrustToken's TrueUSD is fiat-collateralized.
2018-7-26 18:55 | |
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Crypto has been proposed to fix the human flaws inherent in corporate governance by automating much of the decision-making process - but that's not just crypto-romanticism, it's already happening.
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