I always moved a decent amount on Bter, never had an issue. It's hard to believe these exchanges are so incompetent with security.
I was actually considering to move a large chunk of (my small amount of) coins there to receive interest at lest. In the end I have decided a day or maybe only a few hours before the
happening that I would rather trade with my coins somewhere else where I can follow the market better.
I always moved a decent amount on Bter, never had an issue. It's hard to believe these exchanges are so incompetent with security.
When will anyone every realize, it was done from the inside the same with all the other Chinese Exchanges. Just because they transferred all of that bitcoin doesn't mean they don't have greater or equal value in altcoins that they are able to take off with. By diverting everyone attention to the "Missing" bitcoin nobody is asking or demanding for there altcoin back.
Pretty smart ide say but it seems this is how they all went down.
If they were genuinely hacked they would have managed to find a way to open the system back up to allow for the transfer of whatever coins are left.
Makes sense what you are saying if indeed they did it.
On the other hand imagine you have a company and you get robbed and you lose a lot of money. Do you open next day to allow your clients to take out even more money from your company so you got out of business for sure? Investigation, damage assessment etc takes a lot of time.
If a bank gets robbed I couldn't imagine they open the next day so you can take out the remainder of your money. (don't really know about this, so not claiming, just an assumption)