There should be a court appointed judicial officer that has a copy of the database and a count of how many coins are each wallet.

This is to make sure Grant Thornton doesn't start tampering with the database or stealing coins out of the wallets. Right now were putting complete trust in a shady liquidator that hasn't done a damn thing in 12 months since they were appointed.

This is to make sure that Grant Thornton emails everyone in the database and if they don't then you should be able to complain to the court appointed judicial officer.

The NZ judge that decided in our favor should then set a strict time limit on how long Grant Thornton has to get the coins back to their rightful owners. Otherwise this will drag out for years and we still won't get back our coins.

The lawyer for the customers that won our case should continue to seek to get these things approved by the court so we can get some definitive time frame of when this thing will wrap up

We won the case the coins are property and individual trusts were established. There is zero chance we don't get out coins. Those idiots at Cryptopia and Grant Thornton cannot touch our coins and if they do they will be put in jail like the scum they are.