Cryptopia exchanges stop trading, claiming bankruptcy
That many investors try to access Cryptopia's official website but are not, the floor has stopped working for many hours and have posted the announcement that "should not panic, we are currently maintenance and we apologize for the inconvenience".
And until today 15/5, an official announcement to the investor that the floor is in the process of processing, in order to ensure the interests of investors, shareholders and stakeholders.
The appointed brokers, including David Ruscoe and Russell Moore from the Grant Thornton New Zealand Auditing Company, are currently in the process of securing assets for stakeholders.
In the future, Grant Thornton will inform customers about their assigned to be the liquidity unit of the floor.
The process of processing can take several weeks or months because of its complex nature.
As Blogtienao gave the news earlier, in January 1 this trading platform was hackers ' visit ', with millions of dollars being stolen. And in January 3, Cryptopia announced that it would reopen but only the balance in the account.
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