We know the database is 100% accurate. It was maintained precisely by the Cryptopia staff.
What you should have then added to that statement was :
It was maintained precisely by the Cryptopia staff who, when the wallets were drained of funds, were unable to stop the theft of users' funds over a two week period when multiple thefts occurred and then phoned the police to report that a theft had occurred.I said exactly what I should have said. What does there inability to stop a theft have to do with a database being maintained accurately. I know that they had the exact amount I deposited in my account to several decimal places of accuracy.
If anyone had a different amount than what they owned you would have heard people complaining about the amount in their account being inaccurate. I haven't heard one complaint from users saying the amount that was shown in their account was wrong.
Once the thieves had the keys to the wallets they could take the coins at their leisure and there was no way anyone could stop it. That's why the theft happened over a long time and not all at once. Once they had the keys they could take their time stealing coins.