Twenty times difference! Only watching trades of that day. But tells you the first is hot, the second not .. so much.

Since my advice goes mostly into the direction of distributing the resources onto more than one single egg inside the whole basket: Buy 70% Golem, 30% iEx.ec and keep watching GRC Gridcoin again.

Use (offline) random string generator for passwords, then store passwords into a password manager program, back up password manager file in zero-knowledge cloud storage.  This way you never type in your passwords even once.

EDIT: I know this doesn't help you get your funds back, and you most likely won't be able to.  Unfortunately, you may just have to treat this as an expensive lesson that your crypto security practices were insufficient.

I think so, With your PIVX wallet.dat someone being able to open your wallet.
But in my opinion, if your desktop gets infected by the keylogger or another malware.

My thought if that's a correct assumption.

I'm sorry, but no one can help you in this case. Your amount successfully funded to the hacker's account.

Looks he was successful to infiltrate another desktop.
Regarding his transaction history.

This project is open to gross manipulation and market making.

This is a trustless arena we are trying to create. Ico's of this nature have zero place here. If the distribution is wide open for manipulation and market making then it is unacceptable and very likely a self enrichment scheme for the insiders and devs.

The token world is getting crazy, but last week’s Gnosis ICO pushed us over the edge. Gnosis investors bought up approximately 4.2% of the total GNO token supply for $12.5 million (250,000 ETH), giving the project a market capitalization of $298 million (as of April 24).
To be clear: this means ICO investors valued Gnosis — an unproven platform that is yet to be launched — at about $300 million. Moreover, the GNO token does not have any actual purpose except to exchange for WIZ tokens at some point in the future.
We at Sia feel that this ICO insanity cannot continue in its current form — something must give. If the bubble bursts, it will inflict damage on every token, including those that are most reputable.
Many in the community want to slow and eventually stop this trend. We think that, while investors are by no means rational, they need access to the best possible information in order to make informed decisions. However, it is clear that investors are completely misvaluing most tokens. So what gives?
Our hypothesis: the market cap indicator is highly flawed.
Market cap is so powerful because it allows investors to quickly assess total valuation of an asset. A flawed market cap calculation means that investors are not able to properly value a token without doing extensive research.
There are two major inputs to market cap: total supply, which is required to properly calculate present market cap, and inflation, which can be used to predict future total supply and therefore future market cap.

Szabo mentioned a hack on US financial institution JP Morgan which is currently in the news, and which allegedly earned the perpetrators more than $US100 million (£66 million), as a modern example of the dangers centralisation poses. Cryptography — “and in particular Ethereum” — helps solve that.

I wonder the same thing, I hope we just need a wallet like POS wallet, mint coins while decrypting the wallet. But maybe we need a virtual server, I hope not this scheme. Because 250k Strat costs a lot already.

I built Nexus with 1024 bit SHA3 and sect571r1 ECC for the greatest quantum resistance. Higher bit length is exponential increase in security.

Thank You,
Viz.

Yes, this is good news but there isn't any more info.