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Title: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: weidex on May 17, 2019, 01:05:01 PM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: tima_t on May 17, 2019, 01:26:01 PM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?

I hope so :)
With the development of blockchain technology we will see much faster, secure and user friendly DEXes ;)


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: xvids on May 17, 2019, 01:31:56 PM
This is why we should always be the one to keep or store our crypto and only use exchange when we are going to trade.
I always put my crypto's on my hardware wallet and only transfer it to an exchange when I need to trade it and I would send it again to my hardware wallet.
And I think it is time to make the P2P exchange platform.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: zombi11 on May 17, 2019, 03:13:35 PM
dead trade site.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: Beerwizzard on May 17, 2019, 03:21:37 PM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?
DEX is not a solution of that problem. While the exchange is decentralized, user and his funds are still centralized. So in that case hackers would attack users. Similar things happened with etherdelta that is now RIP.
Also, in case with DEX there is no chance for user to get a refund while centralized exchanges are responsible for other people's money and have to pay a refund. Probably this is what Binance gona do after their recent hack. We need stronger and more reputable exchanges.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: Genemind on May 17, 2019, 03:49:37 PM
We can't rely all the security measures that we want in exchange. We should be wise to hold our earnings. Dex wouldn't be able to do a refund anymore.
Also, this must be a lesson to everyone, we should know that even the biggest exchange could be hacked these days.
We must be mindful in storing our earnings.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: mk4 on May 17, 2019, 03:52:28 PM
Not anytime soon. DEXs still struggles a lot on liquidity, and on UX/UI. Custodial exchanges are simply just a lot easier and faster to use right now, hence DEXs still aren't that much of a threat to custodial exchanges.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: traderethereum on May 17, 2019, 04:34:27 PM
Then there will be a selection for the good exchanges, and they will survive in the unpredicted situation that will happen in the cryptocurrency.
DEX could be a good exchange besides the current exchange, and I think people will choose what it fits them and they will stay for a long time in that exchange.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: Ailmand on May 17, 2019, 04:51:08 PM
Dex should focus on the development of their security measures that would protect the funds of their users. It has been the struggle and agony of most of the holders in Dex these days. The number of users who choose Peer to peer transaction is increasing which means they're trusting it more than decentralized exchanges.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: kryptqnick on May 17, 2019, 05:34:40 PM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?
I think it's not just about centralised vs decentralised exchanges. I trust exchanges like Binance or Bittrex, for example, and I have never used DEXes yet. I never liked Cryptopia, because they had crazy fees and the exchange was more about shitty tokens than dealing with top cryptos. Of course, there are risks, related to using such less popular exchanges. At the same time, bug ones are worried about reputation and have the power to make sure their customers are happy. A recent example is Binance compensating fully the 40 million dollar losses from the hack.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: FIFA worldcup on May 17, 2019, 05:41:59 PM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?

In future we will see decentralization exchanges more popular than centralized ones as with the increasing hacks, people will lose interest in centralized exchanges.
Regarding cryptopia , anyone knows if it will return back some day again and we can withdraw our funds ?  ???


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: mk4 on May 17, 2019, 05:42:07 PM
Dex should focus on the development of their security measures that would protect the funds of their users. It has been the struggle and agony of most of the holders in Dex these days. The number of users who choose Peer to peer transaction is increasing which means they're trusting it more than decentralized exchanges.

What? You got it mixed up. The point of Decentralized Exchanges or DEXs is that they don't have control over your funds, and that YOU control your funds.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: Haunebu on May 17, 2019, 06:32:33 PM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?

In future we will see decentralization exchanges more popular than centralized ones as with the increasing hacks, people will lose interest in centralized exchanges.
Regarding cryptopia , anyone knows if it will return back some day again and we can withdraw our funds ?  ???
I don't agree with you. Centralized exchanges are still way more popular than DEXes and I am expecting it to stay away for a long period of time until the DEXes actually improve their horrible and laggy UI.

Even if Cryptopia returns, I don't expect them to give you back your funds.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: weidex on May 17, 2019, 07:01:28 PM
Dex should focus on the development of their security measures that would protect the funds of their users. It has been the struggle and agony of most of the holders in Dex these days. The number of users who choose Peer to peer transaction is increasing which means they're trusting it more than decentralized exchanges.

What? You got it mixed up. The point of Decentralized Exchanges or DEXs is that they don't have control over your funds, and that YOU control your funds.

Exactly, isn't it better to control your own funds instead of trusting third-party?


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: okala on May 17, 2019, 07:52:55 PM
Dex should focus on the development of their security measures that would protect the funds of their users. It has been the struggle and agony of most of the holders in Dex these days. The number of users who choose Peer to peer transaction is increasing which means they're trusting it more than decentralized exchanges.

What? You got it mixed up. The point of Decentralized Exchanges or DEXs is that they don't have control over your funds, and that YOU control your funds.
You are right but we should know that decentralization comes with responsibility which is keeping your territory clear of hackers by upgrading your security in other to Carter for your users, cryptopia is going into liquidation because they can't meet up with the recent security demands.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: dothebeats on May 17, 2019, 10:31:56 PM
I see DEXes as faraway platforms with little community support. Most DEXes springing are just obscure platforms with little to no trading volume in them. Even with the risk of getting hacked, traders would still choose an active, centralized exchange over a secure DEX with no volume any day. Cryptopia among others, is a great example of how insecure CEXes can be yet still be trusted by people. Perhaps a known CEX could turn into a DEX in the future, though we know that the latter isn't as profitable as the former so it's kind of far-fetched.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: BossMacko on May 17, 2019, 10:36:31 PM
Hackers now a days know when to attack. Exchanges should take a look on those situations they should be alerted by now and should improve there security to prevent being the next exchange be a victim of hackers.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: muratsink on May 17, 2019, 11:36:11 PM
cryptopia and Binance become a victims of hacking.  I think, Binance Dex is an experimental system.  DEX is a decentralized matching-order machine with a network of nodes, where the user can hold a private key and manage their own wallet.  yes, the DEX system has the opportunity to be the most successful system in crypto because it prioritizes speed, security, user friendliness.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: richminded on May 17, 2019, 11:40:18 PM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?
Its good for cryptopia to liquidate their assets to pay the users of the exchanges, and actually this is a good time for a decentralized market to prove they deserve to be discovered. DEXes is a good one though there’s still a risk but its better compare to other centralized exchange. I hope binance will not ended up like this, no more hacking incidents please.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: tippytoes on May 17, 2019, 11:47:02 PM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?
Its good for cryptopia to liquidate their assets to pay the users of the exchanges, and actually this is a good time for a decentralized market to prove they deserve to be discovered. DEXes is a good one though there’s still a risk but its better compare to other centralized exchange. I hope binance will not ended up like this, no more hacking incidents please.

In my opinion, cryptopia is heading to this direction and it's long been overdue. They are not really good to their clients and how they handle business. Their management is I'd say very poor and it's not comparable to BNB. BNB group is a strong one, they can handle their multi-million dollar attack swiftly. At last, they are not in the market anymore but they might be setting-up a new one under different name.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: EdvinZ on May 18, 2019, 01:50:22 AM
The exchange declared itself bankrupt and, most likely, will not allow people to withdraw funds from their accounts. They could at least allow people to withdraw their altcoins from the accounts and then finally close their service. These actions cause confusion among traders.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: rdbase on May 18, 2019, 01:56:32 AM
After hearing of the bankruptcy of this exchange I expected their customers to lose any funds they had in their accounts but now after the news of them allowing of withdrawals happening and then a liquidation of their assets being done. It is causing panic for all of their customers.
I had an account with them but had no holdings on their exchange and havent done an activity on there for about a year now. I havent received any email notification from them on what they will allow their customer base to do if they had anything left on their account balances.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: ranman09 on May 18, 2019, 02:02:14 AM
Dex should focus on the development of their security measures that would protect the funds of their users. It has been the struggle and agony of most of the holders in Dex these days. The number of users who choose Peer to peer transaction is increasing which means they're trusting it more than decentralized exchanges.

What? You got it mixed up. The point of Decentralized Exchanges or DEXs is that they don't have control over your funds, and that YOU control your funds.

Exactly, isn't it better to control your own funds instead of trusting third-party?

Probably, but when dealing with actually exchanging large amounts of money. It is better that you have an intermediary at least that will safe-keep both of the funds. And actually will refund is in case problems occur under their care.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: mk4 on May 18, 2019, 03:09:24 AM
Dex should focus on the development of their security measures that would protect the funds of their users. It has been the struggle and agony of most of the holders in Dex these days. The number of users who choose Peer to peer transaction is increasing which means they're trusting it more than decentralized exchanges.

What? You got it mixed up. The point of Decentralized Exchanges or DEXs is that they don't have control over your funds, and that YOU control your funds.

Exactly, isn't it better to control your own funds instead of trusting third-party?

In paper, yes. For security purposes. The problem is that DEXs are simply not nearly as good and as noob-friendly compared to good custodial exchanges right now. Hopefully the DEXs can catch up.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: Mike Mayor on May 18, 2019, 10:37:04 PM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?
DEX is not a solution of that problem. While the exchange is decentralized, user and his funds are still centralized. So in that case hackers would attack users. Similar things happened with etherdelta that is now RIP.
Also, in case with DEX there is no chance for user to get a refund while centralized exchanges are responsible for other people's money and have to pay a refund. Probably this is what Binance gona do after their recent hack. We need stronger and more reputable exchanges.

Since when does CEX need to do anything. I was ripped by the CEX exchange OKEX. DEX  are the best. CEX doesn't mean safe. You give CEX your private info so if they hacked you get exposed as well.



Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: tyz on May 18, 2019, 11:00:41 PM
DEX is not a solution of that problem. While the exchange is decentralized, user and his funds are still centralized.

Why are funds centralized on decentralized exchanges? I doubt you understand how decentralized exchanges work. Exchanges like Cryptopia play the intermediary role between the buyer and the seller. (Real) DEXs allow to do a trade without intermediary and thus, there is no centralization.

I recommend to read this article https://coincentral.com/dex-decentralized-exchanges-explained/


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: Shenzou on May 19, 2019, 12:16:20 AM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?
Thus is another sign and proof to why you should never go and seek to put money into not so popular exchanges just because they take less fees, it is just better to use exchanges that are popular and secure than to go look into dodgy ones, things like these have been happening, it happens to binance where they get hacked but at least nothing has changed and people had their money and no withdraws were delayed, and i don't think that any exchange would do that.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: panjay on May 19, 2019, 03:14:15 AM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?

Well more and more people surely will flock to greater exchange like binance for a security reason and people will use alternative low tier exchange only when they want to buy/sell specific coins that not listed on binance for example.

I think dex and cex will still coexist in the future because you know, people want convenience as a customer, surely FIAT trading only can happen at cex exchange, that another factor people will still using cex exchange, but yeah dex will still have a market but not a dominant one.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: pooya87 on May 19, 2019, 03:23:50 AM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?
DEX is not a solution of that problem. While the exchange is decentralized, user and his funds are still centralized. So in that case hackers would attack users. Similar things happened with etherdelta that is now RIP.
Also, in case with DEX there is no chance for user to get a refund while centralized exchanges are responsible for other people's money and have to pay a refund. Probably this is what Binance gona do after their recent hack. We need stronger and more reputable exchanges.

that is not how Decentralized Exchanges work. if the funds are "centralized" as you say then the exchange is NOT considered decentralized. a DEX has a clear definition, it is when you as the trader are the only one in control of your funds and the trades occur in a completely peer to peer manner without the need of a third party.
don't confuse what Binance calls "DEX" with an actual decentralized exchange, they are misusing the word for their centralized platform.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: Nunoluck on May 19, 2019, 04:31:46 AM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?
It's hard to get the correct answer about this. Actually it is only matter of security. The fight againts hackers will never end. But I prefer like to use CEX because some reasons. I tryi to reduce the risk by not save my cryptocurrency in exchange site for long term. Usually I withdraw my profit every done trading in a day.I try to hold more bitcoin so my profit usually always in form of it.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: bitcoinsc on May 19, 2019, 04:48:06 AM
i dont understand what liquidation means. but i have 2000$ worth of bitcoins. and i have 50$ worth of skycoin. am i going to get this back? they said months. wtf?


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: rahmatullah9305 on May 19, 2019, 05:39:55 AM
Through Decentralized Exchange or DEX, everyone can enjoy the exchange of digital currencies into real currency. But the obstacles faced at this time, in general, the exchange agency still adopted a traditional system. Where the system's defenses can be penetrated by hackers, as happened a few months ago in Japan.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: Herbert2020 on May 19, 2019, 05:49:23 AM
Dex should focus on the development of their security measures that would protect the funds of their users. It has been the struggle and agony of most of the holders in Dex these days. The number of users who choose Peer to peer transaction is increasing which means they're trusting it more than decentralized exchanges.

What? You got it mixed up. The point of Decentralized Exchanges or DEXs is that they don't have control over your funds, and that YOU control your funds.

Exactly, isn't it better to control your own funds instead of trusting third-party?

In paper, yes. For security purposes. The problem is that DEXs are simply not nearly as good and as noob-friendly compared to good custodial exchanges right now. Hopefully the DEXs can catch up.

the bigger problem with decentralized exchanges is their volume in my opinion. everyone usually assumes they are bad so they don't try them out so their popularity remains small and with that they are still having low volume which means traders can't hope to make as much profit as they can in centralized exchanges with their higher volume and in most cases "packed order books" which helps with dumping of large amounts of altcoins.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: weidex on May 19, 2019, 07:19:39 AM
Dex should focus on the development of their security measures that would protect the funds of their users. It has been the struggle and agony of most of the holders in Dex these days. The number of users who choose Peer to peer transaction is increasing which means they're trusting it more than decentralized exchanges.

What? You got it mixed up. The point of Decentralized Exchanges or DEXs is that they don't have control over your funds, and that YOU control your funds.

Exactly, isn't it better to control your own funds instead of trusting third-party?

Probably, but when dealing with actually exchanging large amounts of money. It is better that you have an intermediary at least that will safe-keep both of the funds. And actually will refund is in case of problems occur under their care.

When you forgot your private key, there is no one that can go into the smart contract and withdraw your money even the admins of the exchange. When you are on a DEX it is you that have to take care of yourself, you take care of your private key and no third-parties manage your money.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: ||bit on May 19, 2019, 11:43:17 AM
i dont understand what liquidation means. but i have 2000$ worth of bitcoins. and i have 50$ worth of skycoin. am i going to get this back? they said months. wtf?

They did let people withdraw %85 of their btc for last month, sorry that you missed. I was lucky enough to save mine (%85).

They are now liquidation period and i doubt they will pay anything after it is over. In ideal world, cryptopia's debt to us should be the priority because they are our money after all but right now we will take remaining after all debts paid (taxes, fees, liquidators salary, workers salary and etc.) so don't expect anything but if something they pay you at the end, be happy.


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: LUCKMCFLY on May 20, 2019, 05:13:06 AM
Well cryptopia was my first Exchange, the one that opened the doors to the Crypto world, but of course, its strong was not in security, it does not surprise me that it has been hacked, although it is difficult, because the market volumes are not so high there.
I think DEX is a good option, but could you tell me if DEX has had new ways to protect its customers?


Title: Re: Hacked Cryptocurrency Exchange Cryptopia Goes Into Liquidation
Post by: niisarearning on May 29, 2019, 11:06:22 AM
1 by 1 they will all go down till people open their eyes and start seeking for security. What do you think? And are DEXes going to be more usable exchanges instead of CEXes in the near future?
After etherdelta hack even i dint find better dex exchanges . yes there is Idex or Ddex or latoken dex these exchanges are not much convinced like etherdelta . Already i lost good amount of money in Cryptopia hack dont know when i will get return