In law, a liquidator is the officer appointed when a company goes into winding-up or liquidation who has responsibility for collecting in all of the assets of the company and settling all claims against the company before putting the company into dissolution.
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Liquidators of dead shitcoin factory Cryptopia must reconcile 900,000 user accounts one-by-one
The liquidator overseeing the slow death of New Zealand-based shitcoin factory Cryptopia has issued its latest update and ...
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Shitcoin factory Cryptopia owes over $3M to creditors, staff, and hodlers
Liquidators of now defunct cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia have revealed that it owes investors, creditors, and staff a ...
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Cryptopia needs $2M to keep a database alive – or users might never recover their tokens
An Arizona-based web company demanded $2 million from embattled cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia to keep hosting critical ...
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RIP Cryptopia, the seminal exchange that supported over 500 shitcoins
Cryptopia was (in)famous for supporting trade for an intense amount of cryptocurrency projects - it had over 1,000 pairs ...
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Liquidators put the final nail in Gatecoin's coffin
One of the first regulated cryptocurrency exchanges, Gatecoin, has officially been taken over by liquidators following a ...
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Years after brutal $2M hack, Gatecoin cryptocurrency exchange is dead
Seminal cryptocurrency exchange Gatecoin is dead, years after it lost $2 million in Bitcoin and Ethereum belonging to its ...
