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Peter L. Murphy (@MurphyPeterN) reported.🚫 SCAM WATCH: #Cryptopia ❌ Reports show locked balances and withdrawals being stopped. 💸 Time matters — recovery may still be possible. #Cryptoscam📩 Seek help only from verified professionals now.
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Ashish Singh (@Ashishknows) reportedI have been in crypto for over 10 years. The best advice i can give you is to spread your holdings over several exchanges. My portfolio is spread as followed, to minimize risks: 20% MtGox 20% BTC-E 20% Cryptsy 20% Cryptopia 20% FTX Plan is to log in and cash out in 5 years.
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AMLBot (@AMLBotHQ) reported@CryptoCurb @FBI BTC-e was shut down for money laundering. Cryptopia died after a massive hack. Binance? Already went through every possible investigation, paid $4.3B in fines, and operates under U.S. oversight. So no — this isn’t “the next BTC-e.” This is a regulated giant, not a shadow CEX from 2017. Posts like this are pure coordinated FUD)
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Random Facts & Stats (@onlycoolstuff22) reportedMajor Crypto Exchanges That Have Shut Down Since The Inception of Bitcoin: Bitcoinica TradeHill Bitfloor Mt. Gox Vault of Satoshi MintPal Cryptsy BTC-e BitConnect WEX BitGrail QuadrigaCX Cryptopia C-CEX CoinExchange Liqui Coinnest Cobinhood FCoin Altsbit Livecoin Thodex FTX AAX Hoo Exchange LocalBitcoins Bittrex Hotbit OPNX LocalMonero DMM Bitcoin KUNA Zondacrypto Bitcom AscendEX BitMEX BitMart #Bitcoin | #Crypto
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DFarmer (@OGDfarmer) reportedLtc Pairs on cryptopia, ICO vamps and endless fakes on etherdelta, to this day the worst UX in all of tek, wanchain and antshares and bundled scams. Iota and EOS and endless beautifully packaged vaporous at scale extractions. Whitepaper nonsense bonanza and dentists on the blcokchain. Catching wrong 0’s on the blockchain still goated though. Bittrex and Poloniex listings/delistings like the grim reaper, riddled with inside info that would make Sam blush. Cexes “dying” every other week and taking your coins with them. Raiblocks and manhunts in Florence. There was no EVM dexes and amm and easy to use permissionless liquidity. You had to really ducking funt for it. Also. Dead was ******* dead. No cto’s no rescue no rebranding. We had inaccessible “launchpads” that where more rigged than any whitelist and seed round nowadays, and that ALREADY felt like a generational improvements to what came before. So let’s go back. Bitcointalk forums is where you got your infos on new launches. Not the endless flux of information you have now, curated in tweetdeck, straight into your veins through financial social apps and somwhat reputable names in crytpotwityer. You had to decipher the one message from “myleakybum04” posted 4 days ago with maybe 3 unhinged replies, mostly hentai porn, and what ******** it is that he meant when he launched urea on the blcokchain. Actual skilled ****** devs booby trapping any pow coin so not only you got rugged on the coin, your whole stack and quite possibly your entire pc with all your sensitive infos could get drained in an instant. I had a dozen chromebocks labeled “biohazard 1” “biohazard 2” “biohazard 3” for new launches. You also had to actually mine some of that ****, download a whole *** new blockchain, and ******* pray. It took days. Ask @notsofast, he’s got stories. Write down a new private key in paper every time, store it safely. Now you just have this sanitized lil app, you click a button and your evm scam is on 10 l2’s in a second, ten seconds bridges, lp’s set in a minute, and when you get rugged you burn through one of your million hot wallets if that, two clicks, and move on. It’s painless. Just money. Alqo still goated though. Paper wallets. Actual paper wallets you had to print. Yes. With a physical printer. THAT was Ethereum and ALREADY it was light years more friendly than anything before that. “Dev died” a lot more back then too. Then you had 2020 summer of defi where all of that got sped up 100x on the EVM. Booby traps and liquidity drains and exploits everywhere. Depegs on ******* stables where the norm. The very concept of having the luxury of being in something stable is relatively new. Only thing you could do was hide in bitcoin, that had 20/30% swings on the daily. And the nastiest price action fueled by Arthur’s woodchipper. But pulling the plug on covid crash night so we wouldn’t go to actual ******* zero still goated though. You actually had to THINK 👇
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Jeff Asher (@JeffAsher16) reported@PLAYBOY67990 @Ashcryptoreal Take the proof to @Hector099_eth I'm pretty sure he can do something about this since he has been helping others with the same problem with Ftx, Celsius and cryptopia exchange
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Mr. Wain (@AintScott) reported@SammyJoe_786 @CryptoTony__ It's like reading my own experience, bought doge around 0.002 and then forgot about it until last years ath. Only ****, it got stuck on cryptopia (now in last step to get it back)
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Crypto CHRIS (@CryptoCHRIS783) reportedI have been in crypto for over 10 years. The best advice i can give you is to spread your holdings over several exchanges. My portfolio is spread as followed, to minimize risks: 20% MtGox 20% BTC-E 20% Cryptsy 20% Cryptopia 20% FTX Plan is to log in and cash out in 5 years.
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Kamal (@Kamal92424454) reported@WSB_MOB @Cryptopia_NZ I got the mail but can't log in with authentication as error starts coming "Please enter a valid, and current code." even though I am entering correct code. The Grant T doing everything to give a safe passage to Cryptopia and loot it's customers
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NickTheGrizzly💎 (@NickTheGrizzly) reportedI have been in crypto for over 10 years. The best advice i can give you is to spread your holdings over several exchanges. My portfolio is spread as followed, to minimize risks: 20% MtGox 20% BTC-E 20% Cryptsy 20% Cryptopia 20% FTX Plan is to log in and cash out in 5 years.
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ponzu (@ponzu_squeeze) reported@spacepixel Cryptopia! Dude i remember! I could literally pump token with a few 100 and then suddenly the herd would join and buy it. I could manipulate the market with a few 100s. No way it ******* shut down 2 weeks later
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gabriele (@lelebtcbeliever) reportedI have been in crypto for over 10 years. The best advice i can give you is to spread your holdings over several exchanges. My portfolio is spread as followed, to minimize risks: 20% MtGox 20% BTC-E 20% Cryptsy 20% Cryptopia 20% FTX Plan is to log in and cash out in 5 years🫣😜
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Peter L. Murphy (@MurphyPeterN) reported🚫 Red flag warning,,,,,,,,: #Cryptopia ❌ Users report frozen balances and blocked transactions 🔒 💸 Take action quickly — your crypto could be recoverable. #Cryptoscam #CryptoRecovery 📩 Speak to verified experts for secure help.
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Ryan James (@RyanJamess4h) reported🚨 Scam Warning — #Cryptopia ❌ Locked accounts & missing funds reported 🛑 Stay cautious and secure your records 📩 Seek help from trusted recovery specialists #CryptoScam #CryptoRecovery
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DFarmer (@OGDfarmer) reported@blknoiz06 Ltc Pairs on cryptopia, ICO vamps and fakes on etherdelta to this day the worst UX in all of tek ( catching wrong 0’s still goated though ) wanchain and bundled scams. Inaccessible “launchpads” that where more rigged than any whitelist and seed round nowadays. Actual devs booby trapping any pow coin so not only you got rugged, your whole stack ( and pc with all your info tbh ) could get drained in an instant. I had ( and still hold somwhere ) a dozen chromebocks all labeled “biohazard” for experiments. Alqo still goated and made me though. Now you just burn one of your million hot wallets and move on. Paper wallets. Actual paper wallets you had to print. Yes. With a physical printer. “Dev died” a lot more back then too. Then you had 2020 summer of defi where all of that got sped up 100x on the EVM. Booby traps and liquidity deains and exploits everywhere. Plus you actually had to THINK. Not fnf fortnite style, think and tinker and try and take a leap of faith at some point. I remember the rabbithole launch night of YFI launch, having to try Compound and Balancer and a hlaf a dozen protocols and feeling like Einstain and Columbus and Tesla all wrapped up in one. A new world being disocvered. And we didn’t have the tooling we have now, you either had very, very good dev friends who also never slept, or you got ****** at every move and just gambled with it all. Nah it wasn’t ******* easy. And the plumbers where ******* ninjas I guess. And it WAS romantic. And exciting. And everything else you can think of. I have stories for days, I haven’t even srmcratxhed the surface. Could fill a book with it and at some point I might. I am forever grateful and forever broken because of this decade. It has been the most stimulating and wild environment my kid self could ever imagine.
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Ben (@0xBenscrypto) reportedOver 300 crypto exchanges have shut down since the launch of Bitcoin in 2009. Now, the funny thing about most of these CEX shutdowns is that most times, not all users get their money back. Some of the biggest CEX collapse by customer impact are: - Mt. Gox (~850,000 BTC lost) - FTX (~$8–11 billion shortfall) - QuadrigaCX (~CAD 215 million) - Cryptopia - FCoin - Hotbit - Bittrex - BTC-e - Cryptsy - Livecoin How many of these exchanges did you ever make use of?
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🅿️rabhjot (@ThePlZZAGuy) reportedI have been in crypto for over 10 years. The best advice i can give you is to spread your holdings over several exchanges. My portfolio is spread as followed, to minimize risks: 20% MtGox 20% BTC-E 20% Cryptsy 20% Cryptopia 20% FTX Plan is to log in and cash out in 5 years.
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Sonic (@SonicTheSOLhog) reported@justintrimble I had JUST made a big trade with DOGE as the trading pair when Cryptopia went down. Still had some left, but nowhere near what the forced HODL would have been. 'Tis a classic tale
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Breadman (@BTCBreadMan) reported2017 •BTC-e – One of the longest-running Bitcoin exchanges, shut down in July 2017 after U.S. authorities seized servers and charged the operator with money laundering. •Bitfinex (partial failure) – Not a full shutdown, but in 2017 it was still recovering from its massive 2016 hack and issued BFX tokens to cover losses. •Yobit, Cryptopia (issues began) – Not total collapse yet, but operational and withdrawal issues started to appear in late 2017. ⸻ 2018 •Coincheck – Hacked in January 2018 for ~$530 million in NEM, one of the largest crypto thefts ever. The exchange halted withdrawals for months, damaging trust. •MapleChange – Canadian exchange that vanished in November 2018 after claiming it was hacked; widely regarded as an exit scam. •Bitsane – Popular for XRP trading, became inaccessible in mid-2018 with user funds gone. •Liqui – Ceased operations in 2018 due to “lack of liquidity” after the bear market hit. •QuadrigaCX (problems started) – In 2018, withdrawal delays and banking issues escalated; it fully collapsed in early 2019. •Cryptopia – New Zealand exchange that began having serious operational issues in late 2018, then was hacked and shut down in early 2019.
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EscravosBoi🤍💯 (@SmartMagegen) reported@Mrbankstips After this happened, the few LTC, eth, doge, usdt etc I had on cryptopia exchange was lost too when the site crashed. Things don do me for the crypto space but I no go give up
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CSM Flynt (@Csmflynt3Jeff) reported@WatcherGuru This guy left his coins on cryptopia way back, and now he is mad as hell. He will burn it all down for the rest of us... 🤡
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MiG Ⓥ 🔺🎈 (@migmtz81) reported@scottmelker Got burned by cryptopia a few years ago. Was only about $3k worth of **** coins but learned my lessons back then. Ever since then I don’t keep my anything on exchanges.
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Usopp (@CryptoUsopp) reported@grebbycrypto in cex hack like cryptopia and exchanges folding down with founder running away like aax also some like finblox and hodlnaut others all went bust after luna too many to list out bro lol
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LMBRT.IO (@LMPRcrypto) reportedI have been in crypto for over 50 years. The best advice i can give you is to spread your holdings over several exchanges. My portfolio is spread as followed, to minimize risks: 20% MtGox 20% BTC-E 20% Cryptsy 20% Cryptopia 20% FTX Plan is to log in and cash out in 5 years.
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Wagmi 😍😇 (@olawunmi31w) reported@edward_farina I'm sorry about that @edward_farina if you still have the proof of scam try message @gerard_solos0 with it to help you out he is the senior OSI blockchain developer who helped me recover my coins from the cryptopia scam thank God for providing him for us in the web 3.0 community
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Park EunKyu (@Park_EunKyu) reportedJust spent 3 hours of my Sunday - quite literally - sweeping the floor of Doges, on a new #Solana marketplace that has 'rug' written all over it. Send help. Had the same buzzy feeling of flipping random coins on cryptopia all them years ago.
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incredibly cool capitulation (@mipmiptwingo) reported@HalloweenIn2008 vividly remember how people rushed to cryptopia, singlehandedly crahsing their servers and stopping new account registrations. people were desperate and offered up to 5 BTC for used accounts there lol and blockfolio went down, so delta was the new kid from the block
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Barry Zahurance (@barryzed) reportedThere have been a lot of crypto scams. Early on the media proclaimed that it was what criminals used. There have been a lot of collapses. FTX wasn’t all that long ago. Cryptopia in New Zealand filed for bankruptcy. HashFlare in Estonia was a Ponzi scheme. More recently there was the Hawk-tua-girl related rug pull. There have been a lot of rug pulls. In people’s minds it’s all connected to Bitcoin. Saylor talks about the infinite money glitch. People can’t understand how that’s not a house of cards or a Ponzi scheme. There has been so much noise blocking the signal that people just tune it all out. For those of us who can filter out the noise it’s obvious.
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Michael Blurry (@53A7713173) reported@mertbasarmayan @whodoneit21 Bro i feel it I lost money to cryptopia and ftx. Lost eth and rare Pepe cards to a broken computer when I was newer that ended up being quite a bit. It has definitely been hard and the only edge I’ve ever found was just trading “new tech” chainlink, NFTs, celestia, ai coins, etc
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Thundercock (@EnyaSuperfan69) reported@phooterxbt I swear ill *** if we go back to the days of everyone parking in cryptopia level microcap scams when btc going down instead of stables again