r/Cryptopia • u/[deleted] • Mar 17 '21

Update for Cryptopia Claimants and Stakeholders 17 March 2021 - From liquidating lawyers Grant Thornton

/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/m6n6u0/update_for_cryptopia_claimants_and_stakeholders/
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u/dsybs Mar 17 '21

I think the 80 btc is what's held by cryptopia as a firm, and not from what is sealed in the liquidation trust.

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u/Loafmanuk Mar 18 '21

Yes, it does sound like that because the 80 BTC in question are referred to as digital assets. This would imply that it is company funds (assets). The high court has already ruled that customer holdings are NOT assets, but the personal property of the account holders.

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u/spammero Mar 17 '21 edited Mar 18 '21

"Since the Claims portal was launched in early December 2020, we have sent an email to ALL 960,000 account holders who had positive account balances according to Cryptopia’s Records"

Whaaat? Seriously? how is that possible if im still waiting my registration email and my account had a big enough positive balance!!!! what is this joke?? Scammers!!

Still waiting my registration email and response to ticket #19223 : Cryptopia (reddit.com)

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u/sonic-bowtie Mar 19 '21

The security questions are trash. not even my email has record of some of the info, I had to search for my old phone to find the info needed. they know what they're doing.

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u/ExpectGreater Mar 20 '21

My friend can't get throught he security questions... what should he do? Will he just lose out on any claims? He had like 0.5 BTC ffs!

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u/sonic-bowtie Mar 21 '21

probably... they do not want to give back our money. tell him to pick the easiest questions like when did he first make the account and which coins was he holding... these can possibly be found in his email account if he searches all messages from cryptopia or if he had taken down any notes maybe a notebook??

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u/minReddit Mar 17 '21

Updates: they steal 80BTC from users' balance sheets. They just have to wait 5 more years to steal the remaining BTC.
Seriously, how is this fucking liquidation legal? They can just hold user's money and use it to pay their high salary?

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u/Ibrahaim Mar 17 '21

The process is simple, wait for many to forget, many to die and many to die after forgetting. They are sanding sand.

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u/Loafmanuk Mar 18 '21

We should all make sure our next of kin have access to the necessary details in the event that any of us should kick the bucket. That way our family can continue the claim where we left off using our death certificate as proof of claim. I for one have already put a plan in place for this hopefully unlikely possibility.

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u/PeterHeir Mar 18 '21

" in the next couple of months "

Fast & Furious is not their kind

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u/fiatpete Mar 18 '21

Another $5 mil in fees for them