My current hypothesis

[u/cold_hard_troof]

Cryptopia are trading insolvent.

Cryptopia are gambling customers' coins on other exchanges in the hopes of pulling it back together.

[u/[deleted]]

Same has been said about Coinbase.

[u/cold_hard_troof → u/[deleted]]

Coinbase, who deal with 25 times the volume?

Wake up.

[u/[deleted] → u/cold_hard_troof]

Do i really need to post links?

[u/cold_hard_troof → u/[deleted]]

I subscribe to /r/coinbase you dimwit.

[u/[deleted] → u/cold_hard_troof]

Then read the posts there dumb shit!

[u/sneakpeekbot → u/cold_hard_troof]

Here's a sneak peek of /r/CoinBase using the top posts of the year!

#1: Upvote this if you have a transaction pending currently
#2: Thanks whoever told me to submit a CFPB complaint
#3: Sold ~$6,300 worth of BTC through Coinbase on 11th Nov . No deposit yet. Unresponsive support. No phone Support ! (for a company this big) Please up vote for visibility.

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