Just because they don't scam six years before, that doesn't mean that doesn't scam now.
Yeah, perfect valid point, but if we embark on a witch hunt like this with who will we deal then? Binance hasn't scammed its users yet, it might scam you tomorrow, Coinbase hasn't run yet with user's funds, it might do tomorrow, so, how will we ever be able to deal with somebody if we go only by suspicion? The post I replied to classified this exchange as "unknown", so not to be trusted, now if apply the standard of unknown and untrustable to this, what's left?
The main thing is that once more people leave more than enough to an exchange and
now they are at loss. Let's wait and see, normally they should be able to survive this and reimburse their clients, they claim to have managed to block 16 million worth of coins, it's down to 75$ million, compared to what
they claim to be worth it shouldn't be a problem to pay back.
Other than that, yeah, it's not good to leave your coins on an exchange, but if everyone would be doing so, how would trading look like?