When he sent his coins there was no indication that the wallet was "in maintenance". I sent some ETN to cryptopia wallet after he did (before seeing his post), and even then it was showing as "online". That seems to be the main reason why people don't like cryptopia — it's too fucking slow. When I checked the coininfo page ~ 2 hours after I sent the coins, your wallet was 1500+ blocks behind (that's ~ 25 hours behind), and it was still saying "online" like it was all working fine. Your highest volume coin's wallet goes offline, and it takes you more than a day just to notice that? Is it really that hard to set up a system that automatically compares the block height with secondary/remote block explorer(s) and marks the wallet as "offline" as soon as it detects a serious discrepancy? It keeps happening over and over again, I can't remember how many times I sent coins to cryptopia wallets that had "online" status, waited for them to show up for a day, and only then you'd mark the wallet as "in maintenance" (meaning I won't see the coins for another day/week/month).