Quote from: Lafu on Today at 06:21:22 PM

Quote from: BitcoinMarketTrends on Today at 11:07:18 AM

Back in early 2015, there was a bitstamp.net exchange hack that resulted in thousands of Bitcoin stolen from the exchange.
As a result of that, Bitstamp.net did a 'Haircut' on user accounts, that means they removed some percentage of Bitcoin from users' accounts to cover the losses.
Does anyone know how to track that haircut and claim it from the Bitstamp.net team?

My Bitcoin Addresse:
3NagrnpJXb6zuP28aCt29spzBoYsnQnbqX

I remember that case and what happend back in the days on Bitstamp , but i was lucky at this time as my Coins was not stored there so i was not affected.
But yeah its strange as OmegaStarScream has written that there is not single transaction listed on your Bitcoin Address 3NagrnpJXb6zuP28aCt29spzBoYsnQnbqX .
I tried a lot of Explorers to find something but nothing.

Why you not ask directly the Bitstamp Support there about that problem?

I agree with this^

Reach out and see if you can come to a solution with Bitstamp.

Quote from: BIT-BENDER on Today at 06:48:38 PM

First rule of the game don't save your funds on an exchange and that's because you don't control anything on an exchange, they own everything and can perform transaction like this cut and their won't be any receipt for it.
Although not related I don't think you should thinkuch about it now. If at 2015 you did not see over one Bitcoin as something that has prospects then I don't think you should now because even if that cut hadn't happened you may have spent the Bitcoin else where.

That is very true. Not your keys, not your coins.