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Hack victims of the collapsed New Zealand crypto exchange Cryptopia are set to receive over $225 million in digital assets after years of waiting. More than 10,000 verified account holders have begun receiving distributions of Bitcoin and Dogecoin, following a judge's ruling that recognized digital assets as property in liquidation cases. Liquidators are committed to resolving the matter swiftly for affected customers.
Cryptopia, the New Zealand-based crypto exchange that went bankrupt after a cyberattack, has begun returning approximately NZ$400 million (about $225 million USD) to 10,000 verified account holders. Liquidators from Grant Thornton reported that over NZ$400 million in crypto has been returned on-chain recently, with plans for further distributions next year for newly verified users. They encourage remaining account holders to register on the claims portal to be eligible for future distributions.
Liquidators of the bankrupt Cryptopia exchange have begun distributing $225 million to over 10,000 verified users affected by a hack in 2019. Grant Thornton announced that initial payouts have been made in Bitcoin and Dogecoin, with plans for further distributions in the New Year. The firm encourages remaining account holders to register on the claims portal to be eligible for future distributions.
Ethereum's price has sharply declined to around $3,300 after peaking near $4,100, driven by macroeconomic uncertainties and bearish sentiment in the cryptocurrency market. Concerns over a potential U.S. government shutdown and recession fears in New Zealand have led to increased selling pressure, as traders exhibit risk-averse behavior.On-chain metrics reveal a rise in inflows to exchanges, indicating a trend of traders offloading their holdings, while the Net Unrealized Profit/Loss metric shows a contraction in unrealized profits, suggesting growing capitulation among market participants. This environment of declining open interest in the futures market further underscores a lack of confidence in a price recovery.
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