Coinsuper

Coinsuper (coinsuper.com)

Coinsuper is described by multiple business/crypto-industry directories as a Hong Kong–based cryptocurrency exchange / virtual asset trading platform, founded in 2017, offering digital-asset trading services for retail and professional users. (crunchbase.com)

Profile (as commonly listed)

• Type: Cryptocurrency exchange / virtual asset trading platform (crunchbase.com)
• Headquarters: Hong Kong (often listed around Central/Central & Western District) (crunchbase.com)
• Founded: October 2017 (commonly reported) (crunchbase.com)
• Legal name (as listed by at least one fintech directory): COINSUPER FINTECH (HK) CO., LIMITED (fintech-consult.com)
• Noted investors (directory-reported): Pantera Capital and others (directory listings vary) (crunchbase.com)

Management (directory-reported)

Some databases list Karen Chen as Chairman and CEO (and founder attribution appears in at least one listing). (crunchbase.com)

Website status (what can be verified from here)

• Attempting to open the official website at https://www.coinsuper.com currently returned HTTP 401 (Unauthorized) from this environment (meaning the site may be restricting access, geofencing, requiring specific headers, or otherwise blocking automated access). ([]())

Twitter/X presence (Coinsuper_OFCL)

The provided X/Twitter URL https://x.com/Coinsuper_OFCL returned “404 Not Found” when checked from this environment, which typically indicates the handle does not exist at that URL (e.g., renamed, deleted, suspended, or otherwise unavailable). ([]())

Notes / potential for impersonation

Because crypto brands are frequently imitated, it is common to see look‑alike domains that claim to be an exchange. For example, the separate domain coinsuper.us has been flagged by automated website-risk services as potentially suspicious/high-risk. This does not, by itself, prove anything about coinsuper.com, but it is a reminder to verify domains carefully before logging in or depositing funds. (gridinsoft.com)

Sources used (high-level)

Business/company databases and industry directories (e.g., Crunchbase, F6S, Dealroom, fintech directories) and automated access checks for the supplied URLs. (crunchbase.com)