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May 13, 2019, 11:57:35 PM
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Unfortunately I have suffered a couple of times the loss of cryptoassets due to the hacking of exchanges: a couple of years ago in etherdelta, and more recently in Cryptopia. But unfortunately I think that we are very far from finding a definitive solution to this problem, so that exchanges and users must take all the necessary measures to reduce the risks.

It is true that this in the end is always reflected in the costs that have to be assumed to increase the protection measures, but there does not seem to be too many options in a field as vulnerable as the crypto-universe.

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May 14, 2019, 12:28:17 AM
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Do you think it has to do with the way customers are storing their funds? I feel like time and time again we are told to keep everything off hot wallets and to diversify funds.

On the opposite end I think exchanges are learning the holes in their system and trying to fix these issues soon so they don't ever happen again. Compliance, security layers and just general education to the public
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May 14, 2019, 12:32:49 AM
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The Government should make a standard rules and regulations on returning back the assets stolen.
It shouldn't be reached in a trail court level, a strict laws that might be apply same as the banks.
Like an insurance written on the T&D for both of the exchange firm and the trader.
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May 14, 2019, 12:38:32 AM
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https://bitcoinist.com/top-5-biggest-crypto-exchange-heists-in-history/

I found this article interesting discussing how the recent Binance hack is 6th worst hack among 5 others that have happened in the history of BTC and crypto. According to Ciphertrace 2018 was the works year of exchange hacks comparatively to all other years maybe because of the bear market?

Were any of you affected? I can tell the general sentiment about exchanges... do you think matters are getting better or worse for crypto?

Everytime i heard a news about crypto exchanges that being hacked i feel very sorry of it because the hackers will surely sell those stolen coins making the crypto market price to fall again as these guys did not stole to hold but to get some instant money. This is not good and worse for crypto which is hopefully that the other exchanges will be warned and must strengthen their wall securities.
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May 14, 2019, 03:46:46 PM
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Binance is a leading example of an exchange imo. Yes they were hacked but how they handled it and continue to handle the situation with compliance companies such as ciphertrace with AML and KYC is what will set them apart. Security will keep getting stronger and better, take this as a lesson learned.
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May 14, 2019, 03:55:47 PM
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All of my bitcoins have been stored in my blockchain wallet and as such, i have never been a victim of any of these hacks, But we should know that crypto exchanges hacking is never going to stop, Hackers know that they are going to get a huge payday if their hacks are successful and because of that they are never going to stop.
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May 14, 2019, 05:20:52 PM
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I used to lose money but on a small exchange in Korea in 2018. Although there are many hacks, I still believe in big exchanges like binance, houbi, ... And the important thing is us make  the best asset security is possible.
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May 14, 2019, 05:40:53 PM
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despite the hacks I think the exchanges have been improving security enough to prevent major hacks like mt.gox, they are also looking for decentralization!

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May 14, 2019, 10:02:15 PM
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Fortunately, I never suffered from hacks of the exchange and did not lose my money. I think that after 2018 the situation with hacks will be solved. Exchanges will now be more attentive to security.

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May 14, 2019, 10:23:27 PM
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What if those hacks are actually an inside job?
What if those are just a show to create FUD?
Just imagine those exchange are making an insane amount of profit but they couldn't afford to upgrade their security?
this is worthy of research, some exchangers continue to be attacked by hackers with huge losses. Binance has a good reputation but they have a security gap so they can be hacked.
and I feel strange, every time there are hacking cases no perpetrators are arrested or become suspects. this is a big question, who is the perpetrator of this case?
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May 14, 2019, 10:28:10 PM
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What if those hacks are actually an inside job?
What if those are just a show to create FUD?
Just imagine those exchange are making an insane amount of profit but they couldn't afford to upgrade their security?
this is worthy of research, some exchangers continue to be attacked by hackers with huge losses. Binance has a good reputation but they have a security gap so they can be hacked.
and I feel strange, every time there are hacking cases no perpetrators are arrested or become suspects. this is a big question, who is the perpetrator of this case?

perpetrators are hard to catch especially if its an inside job.
but even if it isnt, hackers are still difficult to trace. they know what theyre doing. so they will not leave tracks.
im sure bnb is not an inside job but security flaws. now that they experienced it, i hope they will allocate more budget on this department. they have money anyway

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May 15, 2019, 02:59:33 AM
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I was notified an attempted hack into a forgotten wallet which I no longer have the securiy access.

I was abit amused by this incident. Cheesy

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May 15, 2019, 03:10:01 AM
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cryptocurrency exchange hacks are real, any exchange can be hacked, though i think the recent Binance hack was not that bad because it didn't had any negative effect on the price of bitcoin, the reason behind that was it was nicely handled by  CZ and Binance team
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May 15, 2019, 09:48:45 AM
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I haven't been affected personally because I'm keeping my holdings on a hard wallet but I'm also sure that it has a negative effect on people these days. Some users have lost their trust in that exchange. Hackers now focus on hacking different exchanges but we should be smart enough to keep our holdings safe as investors and traders.
I have effected in cryptopia hack were i lost some of my ether after theat i dint dare to keep much fund in exchanges . So that in binance hack it was not much effected my account . Now we have to follow Proof of key concept.
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May 15, 2019, 10:06:20 AM
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I haven't been affected personally because I'm keeping my holdings on a hard wallet but I'm also sure that it has a negative effect on people these days. Some users have lost their trust in that exchange. Hackers now focus on hacking different exchanges but we should be smart enough to keep our holdings safe as investors and traders.



I think not reasonable your not affected that hacking of binance because you keeping at hard wallet
If the whole funds of binance steal of the hackers I think the whole crypto will be affected
Because possible the price will goes down, investors will take way from crypto hope.
Sorry mate is that only my own opinion about this drama do not be offend😀😀😀

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