Independent claims-registry resource — not affiliated with the exchange, its advisers, or any committee. No fees are charged to claimants. Never share your seed phrase or exchange password here.
January 31, 2027 — announced full closure.documented
The exchange has announced it will fully close on this date, with only limited account
access afterward. Treat this as the outer bound: every export, screenshot, and record
you need must be out of your account before it arrives. Do not wait for the
last week — closures have a way of arriving early or breaking under load.
August 26, 2026, 05:00 UTC — withdrawal-request cutoff (already passed).documented
All trading stopped and the window to submit withdrawal requests closed. Where you
stood at that moment defines your claim category: request pending (frozen), request
rejected, or balance with no request submitted. If you are unsure which bucket you're
in, your account export and emails will show it — that's part of
what to save.
Windows to watch
Window
What
Status
Now → Jan 31, 2027
Evidence preservation window. Export account CSVs, screenshot balances (available/frozen/total per asset), record withdrawal IDs and tickets, save all exchange emails as files.
open now
Unknown
Formal claims window. If a court-supervised insolvency or restructuring is filed, it will set its own bar date and claims-agent process. Registering here does not substitute for filing in any official process — and vice versa: an official process does not yet exist.
reported — none announced
Ongoing
Committee milestones. The ad hoc claimholder committee reportedly organized Sept 2 (Echo Base; counsel Young Conaway + Ashbury Legal) will publish its own milestones if it proceeds. Watch its official channels — and see the neutral directory.
reported
Milestones already missed
Date
What was expected
Label
Sept 9, 2026
Published roadmap milestone — passed without delivery or a revised public schedule.
reported
Since May 2026
Proof-of-reserves publication committed to; never published.
reported
Missed milestones are listed because they set expectations:
dates announced by the exchange or its reported advisers have already slipped once.
Plan your own evidence preservation on the assumption that access can end before the
announced date.
Statutes of limitation — the quiet deadline. Contract and statutory
claims carry limitation periods that vary by jurisdiction and theory (commonly years,
occasionally less for specific statutory claims). Nothing about the exchange's wind-down
announcement is known to suspend them. This site can't tell you yours — a lawyer in
your jurisdiction can, and finding out early is free or cheap.