Cryptopia assesses the scale of damage from the January hacker attack New Zealand cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia on Wednesday provided additional information about the hack that its platform was subjected to in January. The company has previously avoided details, citing an ongoing investigation.

Cryptopia has estimated the scale of damage from the January hacker attack

New Zealand cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia on Wednesday provided additional information on the hack that its platform suffered in January. The company has previously avoided details, citing an ongoing investigation..

“We continue to work on assessing the impact of the January hack. IN present time we estimate the amount of funds stolen from our platform at a maximum of 9.4%, "the exchange said, without specifying the estimated amount of losses.

Previously, the analytical company Elementus estimated the losses of Cryptopia in Ethereum and ERC20 tokens at $ 16 million. It also stated that funds from Cryptopia wallets continued to be withdrawn even after the official announcement of the start of the investigation..

In addition, Cryptopia announced today that it “secures each wallet individually” to ensure that the platform is “completely secure” by the time a decision is made to resume trading..

“Since new wallets have been created, please refrain from depositing funds to old Cryptopia addresses. We will provide additional information tomorrow. Follow our page ", - said the exchange.

A Cryptopia spokesman clarified this week that the exchange will not reopen until it resolves its current problems, although the police are no longer restricting it from operating..

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