Quote from: funkyboss on February 01, 2018, 07:24:45 PM

Quote from: September11Myth on February 01, 2018, 07:11:17 PM

This one of Cryptopia is really a bad news, I hope it will be a false alarm though. as it was a false alarm the rumor that Poloniex was preparing an exit scam last summer.

Poloniex is answerable to the gov't. They are too entwined. The operators would literally have to skip town since they are more or less on the grid. My problem with them is that they were hacked in the past and their compensation didn't seem all that great. But cryptos were still new and they've shown a good track record for the past year or so.

I want to believe Cryptopia is in the same boat, but the way they handle support and the problems their trading platform has are more than just a little problematic, they border on criminal behavior. If they were based in the U.S. there would be some legal backlash already.

I remember that old hack at Poloniex, they were little and poor then

However, I guess that with their new terms of service Poloniex (and other exchanges as well I'd imagine) has protected itself against any possible type of claim made by anyone, if I remember well when you subscribe to your terms of service you accept the fact that you are playing with worthless tokens, which is NOT money.