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Cryptopia is a cryptocurrency exchange based in New Zealand. Cryptopia also provides mining pools and auctions.

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Cryptopia Issues Reports

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  • W8X10
    Arnold Davis (@W8X10) reported

    If rumors are true that eToro is shutting down, then what’s up with Cryptopia?

  • SonicTheSOLhog
    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

  • TheDonKane
    🩸Don Kane (@TheDonKane) reported

    Luckily one wallet I had found supported DOGE and so I pulled out about half (Later sold wayyyy before top) About a year or so later Cryptopia shut down (might of been hacked, can't remember)

  • MurphyPeterN
    Peter L. Murphy (@MurphyPeterN) reported

    ⛔ Stay away,,,,,,,,: #Cryptopia ❌ Numerous complaints mention locked balances and blocked access 🚨 💸 Take action now — recovery may still be available. #Cryptoscam #CryptoRecovery 📩 Contact verified experts for secure steps.

  • horatio_beau
    Siva as Siva as (@horatio_beau) reported

    debaas **** I lost some LTC and Mothership in Cryptopia, clearly didn't learn my lesson

  • Crisis__777
    Unilever brand (@Crisis__777) reported

    @clarnium_io @CharacterLess_9 @CryptopiaOFCL I read from your website that you have Cryptopia Pet which is a cat, why did you choose a cat 🐈 and are their any other pets in the Cryptopia Pets?

  • akxsin
    Akshay (@akxsin) reported

    Year: 2017 Month: October i got paid my first crypto salary around $10K in SMART coin. (don't search for it, it's dead) held it given the momentum in the market fast forward 2 months, the market peaked i see a limit buy order in the order book of cryptopia exchange. the buy order is for 1M SMART coin and the order was worth 50 BTC. an order matching the exact amount of SMART i held in my wallet. the thought crossed my mind this could be mine if i just transfer my SMART to the exchange and dump it on that buy order. i didn't. i watched that buy order get eaten up from 50 BTC value down to 40 BTC value and further down to 30 BTC value. my early learning days and the reason to not sell was that market goes down and comes back up. little did i know that there's another side to it which is that the market goes goes down but never comes back up again if it is a shitcoin or any coin other than BTC. i held that portfolio through the entire bear market of 2018-2019 and eventually ended up selling it for 3 BTC then i decided to leverage trade this 3 BTC to make more BTC and ended up with 0.3 BTC those 50 BTC that i didn't sweep from the floor were worth over $6M during the last cycle peak. a very ******* expensive lesson but this marked my crypto graduation ceremony🎓 it's the story about the trade i didn't take.

  • LauraBronte11
    Lee (@LauraBronte11) reported

    debaas **** I lost some LTC and Mothership in Cryptopia, clearly didn't learn my lesson

  • OGDfarmer
    DFarmer (@OGDfarmer) reported

    Ltc 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 👇

  • cousinape
    cousin ape (@cousinape) reported

    @bryptokenneth3 Brother if i had my cryptopia login it would be over for these hoes

  • TheDonKane
    🩸Don Kane (@TheDonKane) reported

    I started using Cryptopia and probably bought like half the coins listed on that exchange. The problem was alot of these coins weren't supported by the big crypto wallet companies so I had to keep most of them on Cryptopia. Further, I had no clue what counterparty risk was

  • fahadkhaled_alo
    فهد العتيبي (@fahadkhaled_alo) reported

    @Crypt0men وصلك هذا الايميل Dear Cryptopia Account Holder, This is an important notice regarding your claim in the liquidation of Cryptopia Limited (in liquidation). The High Court has directed that 30 September 2025 was the Final Cut off Date for completing the claims process through the Cryptopia Claims Portal. This is inline with court orders sent to account holders at the end of 2024 a copy of which can be found here. What this means for you If you have been invited to a stage beyond ID verification, such as accepting or disputing your account balance and/or providing valid payment details, you have most likely already completed the necessary steps. Please log in to the claims portal to confirm progress. However, if you have registered an account but have not yet been invited to the later stages, you may still be invited to complete these steps after the cut-off date. If you have not registered we encourage you again to register on the portal to ensure your entitlement is recorded. If you have not completed the claims process by the 30 September 2026 deadline, your claim may be treated as abandoned, and you could lose your entitlement to any distribution from the cryptocurrency trusts. If this applies to you, please log in immediately to complete the process and secure your participation. Please log in to the Cryptopia Claims Portal to check which stage you are currently at. If you are having issues with completing the claims process, or have any questions about your claim, please raise a helpdesk ticket in the Customer Service Portal at the below link. This Zendesk portal is separate from the claims portal and can be accessed by any account holder, provided they register and click the “Sign Up” button on the page. Further Directions Hearing Scheduled for May 2026 As detailed in our previous report Liquidators’ 13 Report on the State of Affairs of Cryptopia Limited (in Liquidation), we have filed a further application for Directions to determine a range of issues including: To determine liability relating to the hack How surplus trust property ought to be distributed post the final cut-off date as above The amount of a contingent creditor claim This hearing has been scheduled for 25 - 29 May 2026 and with previous hearings the Court has appointed Counsel Jenny Cooper KC, Jane Barrow, Peter Watts KC and Matthew Crawford to assist the Court in respect of the proceeded. A copy of the the associated court orders can be found at the below links: Appointment of counsel and directions as to service date 9 September 2025 Endorsed originating application Memorandum of counsel for liquidators Affidavit of David Ian Ruscoe Please note that all previous updates on the Liquidation have been moved to a new page on the Grant Thornton New Zealand website, which can be found here. This is an automated email, please do not reply.

  • Altcoinsguy
    Altcoins Guy (@Altcoinsguy) reported

    🌅 GM, Crypto Fam 🚨 A hard lesson every crypto investor should learn... I've had funds stuck on multiple exchanges over the years. The first one was Cryptopia, where I lost access to $700+ after the exchange shut down in 2019. I also had funds on these exchanges before they closed: • Cryptopia • ProBit • Mercatox • BitForex • Altilly • WEX • Hotbit • IDAX 💡 Lesson learned: Never keep 100% of your crypto on a single exchange. Diversify across trusted platforms, and for long-term holdings, use a self-custody wallet whenever possible. I learned this lesson the hard way. Hopefully, you won't have to. Have you ever had funds stuck on a crypto exchange? Share your experience below. 👇 🔖 Bookmark this post to remind yourself: Not your keys, not your coins. Like 👍 Retweet 🔁 Follow 🤝

  • Lifelessrealm
    Lifeless realm (@Lifelessrealm) reported

    2012 - mined 22,223 BTC and millions of DOGE in a pool with friends mostly a bunch of laptops 2014 - Mt Gox collapses 18,000 bitcoin gone 2018-2019 - Cryptopia hacked, more BTC gone all good was working for a $8B top 30 coin from 2016-2019 so it hurt but I wasn’t stacking bitcoin with that pay 2022 - FTX and Luna ****** my *** raw lots of capital wiped put a lot into several projects on BSC and farms Looking back I should be a billionaire today, and I should be giving mfers on here free money all day long. But instead I’m still chugging Our time comes when it comes I’ve been up majorly and down and up again. Am at the lowest I’ve been but still comfy I have faith this market goes majorly green this year this time I will take what I earned and do all the things I wanted to for so long.

  • GoldenBullX
    Golden Bull (@GoldenBullX) reported

    @AltcoinDaily Yep, at Etherdelta somewhere, not worth to get the dust out of it. And some other first ones at Cryptopia, God knows where it is or wtf my logins are

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