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They're dropping like flies!
Welcome to the jungle it gets worse here everydayConspiracy theory: Governments are hacking the exchanges to demonstrate how insecure crypto currency is so that they have a good reason to regulate (and tax) it.
Probable theory: We are literally in the horse and buggy days of exchanges, and a lot of them just aren't robust enough. The ones that will survive will be the better for it, and that's how we do things here in the jungle...
Welcome to the jungle we've got fun 'n' games, sorry I couldn't resist. I had money in poloniex at the time of the hack but luckily it was all in DRK and the hack only took BTC, Since that close call though I've been doing like you pulling everything out as soon as I trade, it works out well.Welcome to the jungle it gets worse here everyday
But in all honesty it comes with the territory. We do what we gotta do to survive. I just dont leave coins on an exchange. So far ive been good.
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Yah, but it hurts when you're victimized by these hacksConspiracy theory: Governments are hacking the exchanges to demonstrate how insecure crypto currency is so that they have a good reason to regulate (and tax) it.
Probable theory: We are literally in the horse and buggy days of exchanges, and a lot of them just aren't robust enough. The ones that will survive will be the better for it, and that's how we do things here in the jungle...
Yeah, all of that is possible, and more... It's funny that you are more or less OK as a little, independent miner, but once you have a big exchange, you become a target... Even though it seems like most of the exchanges have a tiny staff - probably not proportional to there throughput.I dont hink there are any govs interested to spent resources on this.
PS: The bad guys looking for ANY way to break into something that has a good chance of gain. Also consider your node ip beeing logged when connecting to other nodes, better use some VPN or whatever to hide your ip.