Quote from: Potato Chips on July 30, 2025, 09:48:44 PM

From what I observed, all the seized crypto platforms had law enforcement logo plastered on their website, and they tell you exactly it was seized by LE. So I'm leaning less towards this.

I've seen people saying this isn't the first time TradeOgre went down without any announcement. How true is this? I did find redditors complaining it was down a year ago, and looked up their X account for related keywords involving an announcement but nothing came up. It's pretty disrespectful to treat your users that way if so, especially with exchanges going down left and right. Imagine the anxiety.

So at the moment, leaning towards that or exit scam.

I think they might be facing technical issues, as they haven't transferred any assets from their publicly available address. The last outgoing transaction was 2 days ago around the same time the website went down. But it is indeed concerning that they just went offline without any notice or announcement. They hold around 407 BTC in their hot wallet (around $12M as of writing this), $10M AUSDT, $2.581M USDT, and 184.287 ETH ($711.7K). That's a huge amount, though not as much compared to other exchanges. Still, they should make an announcement about what actually happened.