yet, another page of this kind, the sushi scam continues:

As easy as it may be to update all wallets, provide people with temporary logins so that they can do the verification and then open the wallets for withdrawals, I bet that neither Cryptopia nor Grant Thornton are interested in this ending too quickly. Forget one month, or something similar. Despite the good news (court ruling) expect further dissinformation and can kicking. I would love to be proven wrong, but I simply don't expect any break to happen any time soon, proven how long it took to get here (with rather obvious statement that coins belong to the user and not to the exchange) and what the information policy was. 

As far as I remember (you may double check GT documents to prove it), it was told in the very beginning, that once the court verdict is settled, they will start the KYC procedure and then enable the withdrawals. Meaning, not being previously verified (like myself) does not mean you won't get your coins. The problem that I see, despite this very positive verdict, is that the entire KYC procedure and then withdrawal setup can take endlessly long and there will be no enforcement to speed it up.

I can confirm that the deposits on STEX work already. Did one myself to test it. I would expect trading to start there soon.

the newest CHBT autobackup feature can be seen in this post:
https://twitter.com/ChChbt/status/1243828321043075072

Good marketing campaign is definitely needed, no doubt about it. The dev team has been always focused on setting the priorities right and having first a full-featured product before going ballistic with any kind of marketing campaign. I guess we are slowly getting to the stage, where more marketing will be made for this project. At this point however, I don't believe translations on BCT is what this project needs in the first place (especially taking into account that BCT is not the main source of information for crypto in the sense it was for example four years ago). I think the English thread should be sufficient at the moment and the real marketing campaigns will be more end-customer-oriented.

I have been following this project for almost five years. It is five years of hard work of a very dedicated dev team, which doesn't look for any hype but rather focuses on delivering real applications (in fact marketing is waaay behind the development of technical issues in this project). CHBT project went a bit out of radars for quite some time and now as they have the product ready, it is time to spread the word (I wish any other project in crypto would follow similar strategy). Please have a look at https://chbt.ch/index.php to check the most important features, as  well as follow https://twitter.com/ChChbt at Twitter to see the latest how-to videos.

as I said, be patient and don't let yourself down, by how long does it take and by this kind blurry statements from the liquidators.
I don't expect to recover much of what I had at the time of the hack (although $BIS was not subject to hack at all and that was the only coin I had there), but at least I will give it a try.

Via this tweet: https://twitter.com/Cryptopia_NZ/status/1163969008191725568

Website: https://www.grantthornton.co.nz/update-for-cryptopia-account-holders-20-august-2019/
Title: COMPANIES IN RECEIVERSHIP AND LIQUIDATION  Update for Cryptopia account holders 20 August 2019
Byline and Date: 21.8.2019
Archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20190823024752/https://www.grantthornton.co.nz/update-for-cryptopia-account-holders-20-august-2019/

Edit: added the archive link.

You are right, but this is just the theory. Looking at the past events like Poloniex haircut, or Cryptsy, coinex.pw, Mintpal, Mt.Gox and many more exchanges that hit the dust, I wouldn't expect to get much of my coins back. A tiny fraction, if at all, would be a realistic expectation. Don't understand me wrong, I would love to be proven wrong.

This thread may not contain the latest updates, but the project is still kicking. Please check the discord channel.

I wouldn't expect any real news regarding Cryptopia before the end of the calendar year, begining of the next year, assuming positive development where users could get some tiny fraction of their funds back.
Of course that is a very big if, for now I would fear that most of the valuable coins are gone, or will be gone due to the liquidation process, and the rest of the useless dust may be either few forks away from what current state of the wallets is, or completely gone.

Apart from 100k ARO, which I think is fine and measured amount (and which should limit constant dumping we saw in the recent months), what are the other requirements to meet? If one would like to run more than one masternode, I guess that would mean running separate wallets, or would there be some other solution?

I would like to reserve Polish translation. I will post it tomorrow evening CET time.

same here, waiting for some bigger exchange before the swap. there is no hard deadline as of now, the latest newsletter stated that they will announce the deadline rather sooner than later, so we may expect some news in this matter, too. For now wWGR (the original tokens) seem to have bigger overall volume.

Has the deadline for withdrawing tokens from the WDE been already set? I saw only in the March and April summary that the swap support continues but haven't seen any deadline. A bit more info on this matter would be appreciated.

Second issue, I don't see any trades on WDE in the past 24 hours, despite CMC reporting 2+BTC of daily volume. Exchange hiccup on my side, or anybody has similar problem?

additionally, listing on a new exchange is in the making. 3BTC were collected for this goal and the Dev Team has already initiated the contact with the exchange. You may expect news rather sooner than later in that regard. For more info join discord channel.

I was wondering if there is 32bit version of the Win light wallet?
Correct me if I am wrong, but I can't see it under the downloads section.

Well done and great achievement! Thanks @ek and the rest of the team and keep your good work, no matter the fud.

Don't worry and wait a little bit first. Before the last pause of the market they used to process BIS transactions only once per hour. I guess they are in some kind of safe 'double check' mode at the moment and the processing of the incoming/outgoing transactions may take a little longer. Have patience and try to avoid opening tickets too quickly, otherwise we run into the same problem we just had, namely the overly long ticket log, which takes ages to catch up.