nvestors around the world are buying up Bitcoin, prompting some governments to issue serious regulatory rules. Bitcoin's success spurred the growth in the number of followers, including hundreds of new crypto currencies and a wave of start-ups based on blockchain technology. Nevertheless, despite all the fuss and noise surrounding Bitcoin, many investors are still not confident in the security of the currency itself. Can Bitcoin be hacked? And if so,
how can investors protect their investments?
It has been said on that forum many times that bitcoin protocol (probably) cannot be cracked, it was peer reviewed many many times by many skilled developers and there were none significant flaws discovered. The danger here (if it exists at all) is just very very theoretical one.
What can be hacked, and it has been happening over and over many times before, is your computer or your wallet on your computer or any online wallet provider. You should secure your bitcoins against those threats, as they are real. So buy a hardware wallet and use it. It is currently the easiest, most secure and very affordable way to safeguard your founds.