Quote from: somebody else on February 20, 2019, 12:36:51 PM

From Cryptopia twitter, Feb 14 2019:

"Update: The police have now given us access back to our building, while they continue their investigations. Our staff are working relentlessly to evaluate the funds that were stolen."

They are doing evaluation. For me that is measuring, calculating USD values of stolen coins.

USD value of stolen coins at this 1 year bear market is minimal. No matter how much we paid for our coins, that current value of stolen coin at the 1 year bear market is minimal or close to it.

That could mean, Cryptopia's obligations to us, to their clients, measured in USD in such bear market is very likely quite minimal.

If we can't get our coins or funds (remaining) that could mean: our losses or missed opportunities could very likely become maximized in this bear market, and Cryptopia's obligations to us could very likely become minimized.

In the eventual court proceedings we have to ask for preventing the clearance sale of our funds.

that makes us two here with the same opinion

Quote from: arielbit on February 16, 2019, 01:25:00 PM

remember cryptsy?

I heard they paid their customers the present day (hack date) value of their BTC..

bear market--->low value crypto (cryptopia hack)

----------------------future-------------------

high value crypto, but will pay customers the low value crypto in USD (early 2019 valuation)

you think they are pulling this kind of shit?...yes they can, it is possible since it worked on big vern......no wonder they (cryptopia founders) quit their jobs Grin

part time = no hack

full time = yeah! hack

*mic shoved up BenTheAnonMod's ass*

remember the founders go full time and put their savings into cryptopia.

put their savings in cryptopia = no significant amount of fiat in bank

no significant fiat in bank = savings into crypto

savings into crypto = hidden wealth

hidden wealth = the law cannot touch this

the law cannot touch this = ride into the sunset Grin