Digital asset exchange Cryptopia has been given the green light to open again after New Zealand police announced they have almost completed their investigation at its offices.

According to law enforcement officials, Cryptopia can now reopen at any time.

Murton further noted that Cryptopia management have been granted full access to their facilities and business premises.

He also stressed that the “Investigation is not preventing their business from getting up and running again.” The inspector declined to indicate whether or when authorities might lay any charges in the case.

Cryptopia director Pete Dawson was quoted as stating that the information about cryptocurrency transfers has been misinterpreted but he did not say how much digital cash was missing.

Questioned by the local newspaper, Cryptopia founders Adam Clark and Rob Dawson did not provide a timeframe for the resumption of the exchange’s activities.

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