Quote from: Timelord2067 on February 05, 2019, 06:19:07 PM

Archived for future reference: http://archive.fo/U2t1E#selection-7247.0-7323.137

Quote from: xtraelv on February 05, 2019, 11:05:27 AM

Quote from: Timelord2067 on February 05, 2019, 09:21:12 AM

Funny how only a couple of days ago xtraelv was debunking stuff.co.nz

~~Stuff has reported numerous things that are plain stupid.~~

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Most custodial exchanges hold users assets in cold wallets, which cannot be easily accessed. Smaller sites, like Cryptopia, may not be able to afford the same protection, making them targets for hackers.

~~Since when are cold wallets expensive ?~~

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~~Police have now stormed the office of a Christchurch cryptocurrency trader after millions of dollars worth of currency appears to have disappeared in a security breach.~~

~~Apparently Police storms buildings when you call them.~~

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"~~Some of the exchanges in New Zealand deliberately won't hold cryptocurrencies on behalf of people because they just become a target for hackers.~~"

~~Show me a peer to peer centralized exchange that doesn't hold cryptocurrency on behalf of people.~~

~~Their main expert they keep quoting Associate Professor Alex Sims is a associate professor of law. Some of her reported assertions about crypto technology have not been accurate or out of context.~~

~~Either she does not have the technical insight, Stuff has been reporting her comments incorrectly or quoted the comments out of context..~~[/s]

Your quotes imply I said them...

I did not.

If you are quoting someone else, please add the website to your post.

Your questions appear to be directed at someone else - perhaps you should direct your anger at that person, not me.

By removing the formatting you are misquoting me. Your archive shows the formatting.

It is clear that stuff.co.nz said those things and not you. My response is directed at the website that you are quoting and the expert they are quoting.

There is no anger involved. Just frustration because I'm keen to understand the facts rather than reading fiction.

Stuff.co.nz (as they often do) have removed some of the quotes from their news articles (so it is pointless linking t them) since but third party sites are still quoting them.