I've done some digging over the past couple years, but haven't acted on anything because they have a LOT of my coins (just in DOGE over 1m coins) and I thought I might get lucky with someone filing a lawsuit or something like cryptsy, or maybe I'd bump into a whitehat hacker with uber l337 skillz - but greedily afraid that if I revealed my info it would all just be stolen.  Now I don't know what can be done with the info I've gathered, and I'm just bitterly sad and angry.

First, I thought I'd try the old support link from a coinex.pw support ticket I'd had open when they disappeared.
Now, wouldn't you know it, all these years later someone answered using the SAME ticketID... but they thought I was talking about coinex.com
I spoke with someone at Zendesk, because I suspected it would be HIGHLY unusual for a support company to allow a new company to use the email and accounts of an old company without purchasing the assets.  They confirmed that this is against company policy.
Clue #1

Using wayback machine I found various pages from coinex.pw and used a tool to look at the DNS registration history of the pages and somehow found a LIVE PAGE STILL RESPONDING.  SOMEONE was paying for that server as late as 2021...
Clue #2

Upon discovering these two things, I attempted to ask coinex support directly if there was any link between them as the two items discovered sound awfully fishy... and they ghosted me hard.
Not exactly a clue, but EXTRA fishy.

So, in checking now Cloudflare has stopped direct IPaccess - but I swear it worked as recently as during covid
104.21.65.74
172.67.189.40

199.59.242.150 was LIVE with cloudflare-free coinex pages, but no more. (maybe because I called them out on X?)

DNS history shows originally registered to Noal Finance Ltd. a business registered to Alan Clive Rickwood of the UK.

*apologies for this FRESH AF account... but getting an old account reopened here is like pulling teeth.