Cryptopia Outage Map
The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Cryptopia users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Cryptopia, make sure to submit a report below
The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.
Cryptopia users affected:
Cryptopia is a cryptocurrency exchange based in New Zealand. Cryptopia also provides mining pools and auctions.
Most Affected Locations
Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:
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Cryptopia Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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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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CyberGrinder (@cyber_grinder) reported@hodlonaut Wait... a scam in crypto without getting hacked in the aftermath? Do you not remember Cryptopia? They got hacked twice when they went down. The 2nd hack happened AFTER they had moved (allegedly) everything into cold storage. "hacked" in crypto = we've failed but we'll keep the $
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SmileyGnome (@SmileyGnome) reported@MoonOverlord Lost a couple million dogecoin on Cryptopia when they shut down.
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Denis Haber (@zl_Haber21) reportedIf rumors are true that eToro is shutting down, then what’s up with Cryptopia
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Prash world 🟧⬛ (@Prashkr2103) reported@CeeCee4Akannaya The exchange cryptopia was holding lots of my friends coins it was hacked and closed down subsequently.
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Louise Ivan (@louiseivan) reportedI LOST 2.3 BTC BECAUSE I WAS LOCKED OUT OF EXCHANGES. Cryptopia and Bittrex both left me locked out of my own coins before. Different years, same script every cycle. BitMEX shuts down September 23. BitMart halts all trading August 26 and closes for good in January. Neither one got hacked. They looked at the numbers, decided the business wasn't worth running, and now every balance sitting on those platforms has a deadline someone else picked. That's the part people keep missing. You don't need a collapse to lose access to your money like FTX. You need a wind-down notice, a compliance review, and a withdrawal queue longer than the window you were given. BitMart is already warning users that withdrawals may get pulled into manual KYC and source-of-funds checks. This is why @RyderWallet exists. 2.3 BTC taught me the lesson, we made it our mission to protect people after we felt the same pain. Move your assets while moving them is still your decision. We are here to help. We are providing 20% off to Ryder One with code SUMMER20.
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Sly ₿itcoin ⚡ (@SlyBitcoin) reportedWe need some good news for #bitcoin. I was around for 2017 bear market. This one seems way worse to me. I think because last bear market it was just price go down and ICO's getting shut down and small exchanges like Cryptopia. This time its horrible news and massive collapses.
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ShillyPreston.tez de la créme 💙💛 🍉 (@shillypreston) reported@AFuckingNobody I lost so much fedoracoin and doge when cryptopia went down LOL
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Vengeance 🦇 (@VengeanceBTC) reported@_RichardTeng You become cryptopia. Time to wake up sir and change some ****. Im saying it as user since first days of nance.
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cevo (@cryptocevo) reportedThe idea that crypto was “easy” back then is crazy. First, you had to make sure you didn’t have funds on Cryptopia, because one day they could just shut the exchange down. Then you had to survive the P&Ds from McAfee, OG scammers, and fight your own greed. Then came the ICO era, where you had to find the few gems while 99% of projects went straight to zero within days. After that, you had to survive years of bear market and the COVID crash. Then FTX happened. You had to make sure your funds weren’t there when that mf decided to gamble with users’ money. And even if you survived all of that, you could still lose everything on LUNA, the alt of that cycle. 6 figs went to a few cents. People remember the gains. They forget how many times you could have lost it all.
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Devos Olivier (@DevosOlivier3) reported@Cryptopia_NZ As a customer of #Cryptopia, I do not allow my deposit to be liquidated on Cryptopia Exchange or converted to fiat to pay off exchange debts. I ask that my property be returned to me unchanged. Under the terms of #Cryptopia, coin balances are the property of the user!
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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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PixelPoseidon🔱🦈 (@pixel_poseidon) reported@Innerdevcrypto Good for calling him out, he is sneaky af, but let's not pretend things will change, people will still keep going into the rigged casino and lose money. With all the **** that happened over the years (mtGox,cryptopia, FTX, bittrex, just to name a few) and people still using CEX-es it's really their fault if they get screwed over. Especially nowdays when you also have reliable leverage alternatives like HL. Cex-es are ok for fiat on-off ramping but that's it. I hope we also get a good alternative for that soon enough.
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tanyel.eth (@tanybro) reportedIf it were a DeFi stable coin, the DAO could say **** it here is everyone's 90 cents. But companies don't do that and just go for bankruptcy protection and funds get locked and so on. For example Cryptopia exchange was hacked and the crooked liquidators stole more than the hacker
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cousin ape (@cousinape) reported@bryptokenneth3 Brother if i had my cryptopia login it would be over for these hoes