Cryptopia plans to distribute Bitcoin and Dogecoin to certain creditors who qualify
Cryptopia, a bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange based in New Zealand, has announced that it will start returning cryptocurrencies to some of its account holders. Bitcoin and Dogecoin will be distributed to eligible account holders in the coming months. Cryptopia was liquidated after a cyber attack in 2019. The first round of cryptocurrency distribution will take place within the next three months, followed by an approved process that includes distributing remaining Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and all other valuable cryptocurrencies to account holders by the end of 2024.
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