Quote from: Hamphser on March 28, 2019, 11:03:53 PM

Quote from: Johnzky on March 28, 2019, 12:08:43 PM

Quote from: tyz on March 25, 2019, 11:01:48 PM

I used to trade on Cryptopia from time to time and found the exchange interesting for smaller coins. Even if I didn't suffer any loss from the hack, I won't trade there anymore - even if the handling and communication with the event was exemplary from Cryptopia in my opinion. My trust was lost.

Being hacked two row in a month is very alarming and may end of losing trust from investors ,i never use Cryptopia for trading as i only make my activities from bigger and stable exchangers but i will not put any trust to risk my funds on them.maybe this may serve an eye opener for the future investors to think more than twice before using their service for security measures

There are really instances which you can really avoid not to trade on some exchangers specially when your coins is only being traded on there, so you dont have any choice but
to deal with it.
Hacked two row in a month is really alarming and i dont know if theres still someone would use up this exchange.Even a single incident would be enough for me to leave.

That's correct. We should not tolerate their irresponsible management on their exchange so that other exchanges will tighten their security much more or it's game over for them. I really thought they are in for an exit scam but I guess I was wrong.