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I'm a bit confused about the "mammoth task" of konwing customers' assets from Cryptopia. There were, you know, accounts, with balances and stuff. Seems pretty straight forward?

coindesk.com

Cryptopia’s Liquidator Claws Back Nearly $5M, But Identifying Crypto Ownership a 'Mammoth Task'

The liquidator for the collapsed New Zealand-based crypto exchange Cryptopia now has NZ$7.2 million on balance for potential user refunds. Finding out who's owed what, though, is proving a tough task.

10:19 AM · Dec 12, 2019Twitter Web App

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Is just another shity shet did to hold on the customers money thy just named to send the tokens back where customers want that it

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How the liquidators gonna earn their fees? :)

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You have to understand, probably there are working boomers on this case who have to print-out double-check every shitcoin trading history of every user so that they can be sure the balances were correct at the end.

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They have to justify a multimillion bill for the work they are not doing somehow..

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But do the assets customer's deposit suddenly become the exchanges assets? I mean it's very different from bank deposits. And very different to say a CFD platform. The exchange just connected buyers and sellers.