Quote from: JollyGood on November 22, 2024, 08:48:52 PM

To be honest, I would have thought they would have charged much more simply by taking advantage of the fact they were holding all the recovered assets in their possession. If they even doubled their charges, who could contest the amount they would be claiming for their costs? The numbers mentioned almost doubled from the first link to the second in the space of a year.

I dont know JollyGood , i just posting the News or any Updates here when i get or have some from the Liquidators.
The Law from New Zealand is a bit different as from other countries and as far as i know with Cryptopia its the first Crypto related liquidation case.
Maybe there are some holes in the Law that we dont know and the Liquidators know them , but thats just a guess.

Quote from: ovcijisir on November 22, 2024, 09:29:50 PM

No one speaks of the funds that will be left after payout process (unclaimed funds, staked funds that were staked for 6 years, airdrops etc?),
I would not be surprised if Grant Thornton claim that. We are probably speaking about hundreds of thousands or even millions worth of tokens.

From what i know and have readed there is something written in the last Update or so what will happen with the unclaimed funds.
But you have to look there as i dont remember and have also to look for it.