Cryptopia status: access issues and outage reports

Problems in the last 24 hours

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Cryptopia Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  CryptoShillz (@CryptoShilllz) reported 1 minute ago

  @CryptoScoopOG @cz_binance I don't think it does. Obviously theres a chance for anything But I ain't playing the #Binance going down scenario. My longs I like to move a certain amount to wallets that's way before FUD as good practice. I had bitgrail, cryptopia, coss exchanges go down on me.

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  Peter L. Murphy (@MurphyPeterN) reported 4 minutes ago

  🚨 SECURITY ALERT: #Cryptopia ❌ Multiple users report restricted accounts and withheld crypto. 💸 Act fast — recovery could still be achievable. #Cryptoscam📩 Contact verified professionals for safe support today.

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  Mikey - Cranky Crypto Geezer (@OldManMikey1) reported 4 minutes ago

  @ftm_sharmoot In the 2017-2020 cycle I went from a couple hundred invested here and there to something like $30k and back down. That includes some funds I had to write off from Cryptopia. Coming in to 2021 I had about $5-10k in crypto. 2021 turned that into life changing money.

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  Titi Mentor | Noya (@titimentor) reported 4 minutes ago

  It's unfortunate that some of us don't learn after hearing several terrible stories about leaving funds in CEX. QuadrigaCX, cryptopia, and more others. I, myself is one of the unlucky people who have funds in FTX. Dear crypto frens, avoid leaving huge sums or any money that would affect you in CEX, no matter their credibility. Making money and losing it to hack or theft or some shady action is more painful than losing it to "investment gone wrong." WAGMI

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  The Vexed Chef (@cheftwon88) reported 5 minutes ago

  @debaas Lol cryptopia was great, felt like someone whipped up a website from the back of their tent at a campground

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  CyberGrinder (@cyber_grinder) reported 6 minutes ago

  @hodlonaut Wait... a scam in crypto without getting hacked in the aftermath? Do you not remember Cryptopia? They got hacked twice when they went down. The 2nd hack happened AFTER they had moved (allegedly) everything into cold storage. "hacked" in crypto = we've failed but we'll keep the $

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  Rizzy (@0xrizzyy) reported 7 minutes ago

  I’ll pull the real history on each exchange. I remember a story back then for every one of those names: • MintPal got hacked, then “saved” by a guy calling himself Alex Green. A few weeks later the BTC was gone, the site was gone, and Alex Green was just Ryan Kennedy with a new name. People were watching their coins walk out of a wallet that was supposed to be cold storage. • EtherDelta was supposed to be the opposite of that. No custody. Your keys. Then someone hijacked the DNS, stood up a clone site, and users typed their keys into a fake homepage. One person lost around $800k before anyone even noticed the chat button was missing. • Cryptopia got hit in January 2019. Site goes into maintenance. Then liquidation. Then years of Grant Thornton emails, claim portals, and people still waiting while lawyers argued over whether their coins were even theirs. Some finally got a distribution years later. • Poloniex was the altcoin casino everyone used. Then it socialized losses, Circle bought it, Circle dumped it, US users got kicked, and the brand kept changing hands until it barely looked like the same place. • Bittrex lasted longer than most. Then the SEC showed up, the US arm wound down, Global went into liquidation, and customers were filling out proof-of-debt forms for balances they used to withdraw with one click. That was the game. You left coins on an exchange and hoped the website came back tomorrow. We have come a long way.

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  WallstreetWacko 🏦 (@WallstreetWacko) reported 10 minutes ago

  @CryptoCurb @skibumtrading @FBI Cryptopia for me too sadly. I just went to Binance and their domain is up and running no problems

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  Nova (@CryptoGirlNova) reported 13 minutes ago

  The market definitely also had its pitfalls and flaws back then. Navigating is something that was always needed. Both today and in the past. Yet despite all of the "pitfalls" mentioned below it still feels a far cry to the amount we have today. The scams of the OG influencers actually pumped for quite a while. (I know because when I was brand new I even followed YouTuber Suppoman to quickly buy the coin he mentioned which actually worked ONLY when you were trigger finger quick) ICO's surprisingly were very forgiven. Out of the 10 that launched, most actually launched at a profit and not a small bit either. In terms of exchanges luckily the smaller ones like Cryptopia didn't have that many users. Think most of us were trading on Bittrex (me) or Poloniex and upcoming Binance that made its entrance. FTX in 2022 and Luna, Celcius etc etc was a disaster though for many. But before 2022 I still consider the market easy mode compared to today. It all comes down that back then we had liquidity in abundance vs the amount of coins/tokens that launched. For every ICO there were 1000s that couldn't wait to get in. Today everyone is avoiding it like the plague (for good reason). The market was easier back then but the ENTRY was harder though. You were basically rewarded for taking the risk to get into it. When no one is there to mention anything about crypto to you, it's hard to take the plunge.

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  walletverse.eth (@Cryptonomys) reported 14 minutes ago

  @secretsauce777 The problem is that I do not trust centralized platforms. Did you know that since the platform was hacked cryptopia i stopped using centralized platform It was a hard lesson for me because I lost more than 1.5 million with cryptopia exchange 😶😒

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  ₿ (@eyewareness) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Thecryptomist Cryptopia was the ****

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  cevo (@cryptocevo) reported 25 minutes ago

  The idea that crypto was “easy” back then is crazy. First, you had to make sure you didn’t have funds on Cryptopia, because one day they could just shut the exchange down. Then you had to survive the P&Ds from McAfee, OG scammers, and fight your own greed. Then came the ICO era, where you had to find the few gems while 99% of projects went straight to zero within days. After that, you had to survive years of bear market and the COVID crash. Then FTX happened. You had to make sure your funds weren’t there when that mf decided to gamble with users’ money. And even if you survived all of that, you could still lose everything on LUNA, the alt of that cycle. 6 figs went to a few cents. People remember the gains. They forget how many times you could have lost it all.

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  Vengeance 🦇 (@VengeanceBTC) reported 29 minutes ago

  @_RichardTeng You become cryptopia. Time to wake up sir and change some ****. Im saying it as user since first days of nance.

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  The Real Sam Clark, Cryptopia Tech Faction Advisor (@TheCryptopia) reported 32 minutes ago

  @CryptopiaOFCL Hanging out with technocrats in Cryptopia's Discord server

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  *Sponge* (@StupiditySponge) reported 32 minutes ago

  @TuurDemeester Hack, is the same thing right? This was a hack of the system. So this is a new leak that has to be solved. I had trust issue’s with exchanges any ways…. Cryptopia same same. This is just a different hack of the system from within that has to be solved in order to grow trust.

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  Prash world 🟧⬛ (@Prashkr2103) reported 36 minutes ago

  @CeeCee4Akannaya The exchange cryptopia was holding lots of my friends coins it was hacked and closed down subsequently.

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  Jt4Fs.eth☠️ (@Jt4Fs) reported 37 minutes ago

  I have been in crypto for over 10 years. The best advice i can give you is to spread your holdings over several exchanges. My portfolio is spread as followed, to minimize risks: 20% MtGox 20% BTC-E 20% Cryptsy 20% Cryptopia 20% FTX Plan is to log in and cash out in 5 years.

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  The Rabbit Hole Department (@Rabbitholedept) reported 37 minutes ago

  @YahooFinance @scottmelker Cryptopia screwed me out of 100k in doge when they shut down, and that stupid *** form was worthless.

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  SmileyGnome (@SmileyGnome) reported 37 minutes ago

  @MoonOverlord Lost a couple million dogecoin on Cryptopia when they shut down.

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  Emmy Crrypt ₿ (@emmanuel_mbeyi) reported 39 minutes ago

  5) What are the benefits of Epic cryptopia pass? - Access to an airdrop pool of 30,000 CPI per month, active for 5 months - Access to the epic blind box airdrop of the platform - Get 80% of node dividends - Cryptopia DAO governance right - Get 30 voting rights -Right to airdrops

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  Phoenix (@Phoenix_Ash3s) reported 39 minutes ago

  @CoinMarketCap Electroneum. Ever since cryptopia went down🤝

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  EscravosBoi🤍💯 (@SmartMagegen) reported 39 minutes ago

  @Mrbankstips After this happened, the few LTC, eth, doge, usdt etc I had on cryptopia exchange was lost too when the site crashed. Things don do me for the crypto space but I no go give up

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  fullofdumplins (@fullofdumplins) reported 45 minutes ago

  @shakepay Since being a previous customer of QuadrigaCX, I've been a huge advocate of self custody. Mt. Gox, Cryptopia, Celsius, BlockFi, FTX, and others continue to give us reasons why self custody is so important. Not your keys, not your crypto. Shaketag: fullofdumplins

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  Moneystack 🟧 .ip | DeSpread (@MoneyStack9) reported 49 minutes ago

  @CryptoCurb @FBI it's too big to shut down like cryptopia ..

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  Crypto CHRIS (@CryptoCHRIS783) reported 54 minutes ago

  I have been in crypto for over 10 years. The best advice i can give you is to spread your holdings over several exchanges. My portfolio is spread as followed, to minimize risks: 20% MtGox 20% BTC-E 20% Cryptsy 20% Cryptopia 20% FTX Plan is to log in and cash out in 5 years.

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  josh (@basedhusky) reported 55 minutes ago

  @ApeDurden Only real ones remember the guy that bought like 3 btc of $KIDS token on Cryptopia at 6 satoshi but there were 0 buy orders in the orderbook so it was impossible to sell it.

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  Zack 'Revoluzion' (@Revoluzion77) reported 55 minutes ago

  @BinanceEvavvvva @binance Always! I understand people are just a little skeptical on the issues since Cryptopia goes missing, FTX collapse etc but they have to realize that Binance is way ahead of its game, i wouldn't even think twice to be worried.

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  Altcoins Guy (@Altcoinsguy) reported 57 minutes ago

  🌅 GM, Crypto Fam 🚨 A hard lesson every crypto investor should learn... I've had funds stuck on multiple exchanges over the years. The first one was Cryptopia, where I lost access to $700+ after the exchange shut down in 2019. I also had funds on these exchanges before they closed: • Cryptopia • ProBit • Mercatox • BitForex • Altilly • WEX • Hotbit • IDAX 💡 Lesson learned: Never keep 100% of your crypto on a single exchange. Diversify across trusted platforms, and for long-term holdings, use a self-custody wallet whenever possible. I learned this lesson the hard way. Hopefully, you won't have to. Have you ever had funds stuck on a crypto exchange? Share your experience below. 👇 🔖 Bookmark this post to remind yourself: Not your keys, not your coins. Like 👍 Retweet 🔁 Follow 🤝

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  Samchiz.bit (@samchiz1) reported 57 minutes ago

  @clarnium_io @CryptopiaOFCL I read from your website that you have Cryptopia Pet which is a cat, why did you choose a cat 🐈 and are their any other pets in the Cryptopia Pets?

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  MBA_Bitcoiner (@MBA_Bitcoiner) reported 58 minutes ago

  @Vikingobitcoin9 I bet if you found a good accountant you can track it all down. I get it though. I still have stuff from Cryptopia. Wouldn’t be fun, but counting your taxes with something else other than 0 is ideal.