Still, they waste time...

maybe cryptopia added those BTCs and LTCs to the hacked ETH coins, blame the hacker for BTC and LTC while they bag it   maybe give some too for the unofficial cryptopia team wondering around the internet...they need to eat too  

The most incredible thing is having enabled trading with no prior notice and without enabling withdrawals and deposits

My point is that orders on markets with lost coins are essentially no longer valid.

Say someone had an open order to sell 1 LTC at the time of the hack.
Their LTC balance drops by 57% at the point of haircut.
There's no longer the full 1 LTC in their account to support that 1 LTC sell order.

Yup , they should have just cleared all orders themselves.
Just restarting trading at some point without fixing withdrawls first and not announcing it a couple of days in advance also very shady.
It definitely  leaves one with the feeling customers are getting worked over by creating room for people to make lucky under market value buys like this really leaves a bad taste in ones mouth.
Its just a accumulation of small and bigger mistakes that leads one to think they cant just be mistakes.

You won't find official financial data anywhere because they are not a publicly traded company (not listed in a stock exchange).

But just think of this... they're asking 4000000 DOT to get a coin listed, for 2018 this was averaging to 8 BTC but during the 1 month of peek in the start of 2018 it was averaging 16 BTC for a single listing.

This is their listing announcements: https://support.cryptopia.co.nz/csm?id=kb_category&kb_category=6313f58bdbeddf009990f6fcbf96190d&spa=1
However they haven't put dates on their old announcements, so in order to see when was the coins listed I went to their BTCT ANN threads and guess what? Their list of announcements is not ordered by date, it looks pretty random as far as I can tell! (what a mess)
Therefore I'll do a guess and say that out of the 95 coins they've listed, 50% were listed during the peek of 2 months. Let's say about 40 coins in two months.
That'd be 640 BTC in just January, or $6.4m - $9.6m depending on when/if they sold for dollars.

Before the hack, during most of 2018, their average volume was about 7m daily. With 0.2% trading fee that'd be a daily income of 14000$. On top of it there's an incalculable amount they receive from the withdraw fees which are usually much higher than the network's real fee.

We can't know what their expenses are, but judging by their slow support they shouldn't have a lot of employees to pay.

So yea... with trading happening 24/7, they were making about 420000$ from trading fees every month and with an average of 2.3 listings month (after January) an extra 18.4 BTC (if for 2018 1BTC = 6000$, then about 110400$).

So even if they didn't sell during the price peek, they were making about 0.53millions every month during the bear market based on the averages of 2018. I'd say those are some conservative estimations though, I believe their income was higher as long as they sow the price drop coming and sold earlier.

Now, there should be a more precise estimation of their loses but I couldn't find it, please let me know of a newer source than what I've found which is this,

Please answer who knows. If the user of cryptopia did not cancel Open Orders on their own, but Open Orders were automatically canceled by cryptopia itself - the situation looks like this: in the Balances section, cryptocurrency is present in open orders, and in the section: "Exchange": there are no Open Orders (they are canceled by exchange, this is understandable), but the same in this section: "Exchange" instead of automatically closed Open Orders - there are no corresponding balances or even at least smaller ones. Will there be later coins relevant Open Orders from the section: "Balances" - also displayed in the section: "Exchange"?

A. they didn't inform people that where not monitoring their twitter feed 24/7
B. Force closing the orders would be the Only fair thing to do 400 LTC was sold way under market value those people just wanted to lose money and didn't care ?
C. To resume trading without announcing it way in advance  and without canceling all the orders probably borders on the criminal.
D. The last email I got said the site was in Read only nothing about resumed trading why not ? (19/3/2019) care to explain that ?

FLAWLESS LOGIC!

Imagine all those irritate customers complaining that they couldn't sell LTC @ $27 when the current market rate is $60.

Also ignore the fact that 1 year ago you'll shut down the LTC and DOGE markets for 3 months, and ... auto canceled all orders.

Flip Flop much?

43% LTC lost
14% BTC lost

why "%" ... goddammit! how many? really? fucking retards can't do basic subtraction anymore?

how many were there? and how many are stolen?

cryptopia is hiding something  

example:

 hacker: i stole 140 BTC so there should be 1000 BTC there (14% lost)  

 cryptopia users: 14% haircut from my BTC balance my 10 BTC is now 8.6 BTC  

 cryptopia pricks: 14% of 3000 BTC is 420 BTC  


cryptopia is pulling some mimblewimble and ring signature shit on users haha