Historical Exchange IndexA quiet registry of crypto exchanges, active and gone.

Reviewed event layer

Exchange incidents

Browse reviewed exchange incidents and lifecycle disruptions linked back to entity dossiers and supporting evidence.

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Timeline events494
Affected exchanges291
Critical events283
Event-linked sources839

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Incident mix

2014

4 events on this page

2013

10 events on this page
Trading haltedhigh
McxNOWCEXdead

McxNOW suspended trading after support overload

McxNOW announced that it would suspend trading for several months because user growth and support requirements had overwhelmed the service, with users told to withdraw funds before the temporary closure.

Status effect: limitedConfidence: highDirect event-linked evidence: 1
Shutdown effectivecritical
BitfloorCEXdead

Bitfloor halted operations indefinitely

Bitfloor announced it would halt operations and return funds after its U.S. bank account was scheduled to be closed and it could no longer provide the same level of USD deposits and withdrawals.

Status effect: deadConfidence: highDirect event-linked evidence: 2
Regulatory actioncritical
Bitcoin-24CEXdead

Bitcoin-24 shut down after bank-account closures

Bitcoin-24 displayed a shutdown / unavailable notice in April 2013, citing closure of its Polish bank account, while later reporting described both Polish and German account closures and legal action.

Status effect: deadConfidence: mediumDirect event-linked evidence: 3
Shutdown effectivecritical
BitparkingCEXdead

Bitparking exchange moved toward withdrawal-only recovery

Forum-preserved exchange status text stated that the exchange suffered drive corruption, would be brought up for withdrawals only after balance recovery, and that the exchange would cease operation.

Status effect: limitedConfidence: mediumDirect event-linked evidence: 3
Shutdown announcedhigh
BitparkingCEXdead

Bitparking announced that the exchange would close

A contemporaneous copy of Bitparking's exchange notice stated that trading had been disabled and that the exchange would close after a short withdrawal-only period following a data-drive corruption incident.

Status effect: inactiveConfidence: mediumDirect event-linked evidence: 1

2012

5 events on this page
Hackcritical
BitfloorCEXdead

Bitfloor lost about 24,000 BTC in hot-wallet theft

Bitfloor suspended operations after attackers compromised servers and stole roughly 24,000 BTC from an unencrypted wallet-key backup.

Status effect: limitedConfidence: highDirect event-linked evidence: 3