Quote from: Labrader on May 21, 2019, 09:42:50 PM

Quote from: xtraelv on May 21, 2019, 12:34:04 AM

Looks like the stolen Ethereum is on the move and being laundered on Huobi

How do you know it's stolen from Cryptopia? They never posted any TX and never disclosed any amount stolen. All they said was "significant" and "9.4% of total holdings". Why do you think they kept these a secret, I'm interested to hear your opinion.

As long as nobody from Cryptopia indicated ETH was stolen, I don't think it's up for us to say so. Why should we accredit the ideea of stolen, when there are other equally probable situations?

https://ambcrypto.com/cryptopia-hack-over-7-million-worth-of-ethereum-eth-transferred-by-hacker-to-unknown-wallets/

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Notably, all the ETH from the wallet d96ba527be241c2c31fd66cbb0a9430702906a2a was transferred tod4e79226f1e5a7a28abb58f4704e53cd364e8d11, draining all the cryptocurrency from the initial wallet. More so, the attacker first transferred a 1 ETH before making huge transactions.

Cryptopia delayed responses , has damaged any trust they earned earlier,
as it stands right now, their is zero reason to trust anything they say.
You'll be a fool to take anything they said as truthful. Tongue

The fact that they blocked all users from withdrawing coins not included in the hack even after setting up new wallets,
which took an insane amount of time anyway, totally destroyed any credibility they had left.