Re: BTER.com hacked - 7170 BTC stolen [DON'T KEEP YOUR MONEY ON AN EXCHANGE]
Bter?
The same who had 50M NXT stolen and contacted NXT devs to do a rollback? And the same from BitBay, which is just a pump and dump scheme?
http://cointelegraph.com/news/113238/chat-logs-allegedly-show-bter-creating-and-pumping-its-own-coin
Why do people still trust in this shitty exchange?
They indeed contacted NXT devs asking for a rollback, but it was not performed. And they managed to make a deal with the hacker, such that he returned most of stolen NXT in exchange for several hundreds BTC. They took that loss upon themselfs, no clients funds were affected, much like Bitstamp did in the recent hack. The same who had 50M NXT stolen and contacted NXT devs to do a rollback? And the same from BitBay, which is just a pump and dump scheme?http://cointelegraph.com/news/113238/chat-logs-allegedly-show-bter-creating-and-pumping-its-own-coin
Why do people still trust in this shitty exchange?
But I don't believe they could survive this time, at least without funds being returned somehow. If it indeed was a coldwallet, there is a limited set of suspects, may be there is some hope.
They claim to have contacted the police but does anyone know in which country. I think they are registered in the British Virgin Islands. The website said this.
Bter.com is maintained and operated by MaxCloud Inc. which was registered in British Virgin Islands in 2011.
Which country are the owners of MaxCloud Inc. from?
I think the British Virgin Islands is a tax haven and the owner of most companies registered there do not live there.