What bugs me the most is that why a team who raised $40 mln in funds wasn't capable of hiring a middle level Linux admin/developer who could do the job for a few thousands bucks?
I wish I am wrong, but this thought seems to be very logical to me. With that kind of budget there shouldn't be any shortage in team's skills set.
this bugs me too, because as it stands today their codebase (which is public on github) is nothing other than just a monero fork with a string replace of monero to electroneum. literally 0 added intellectual property for blockchain technology. i have no idea what they're devs are doing. i guess they focused on the mobile app which is yet to be seen.
Yes, all of the innovation is in the centralized mobile mining side of the coin, and will not be put on github as this part of the project is not open source.
I know its frustraing that we got hacked by a huge botnet, but we will surive.
The devs are doing the right thing, but right now that isnt making people feel much better, but it does make me feel better because I wasnt going to sell until we hit $1-$2.
So the only difference it made to me,6 was to show we have a dev team will make the hard choice in the face of adversity, to DO THE RIGHT THING!!
Just on the hack, can you clarify what they got? The email stated to change email passwords, did the hackers get the email list of all investors? Is there a possibility we will get email from the hackers and not the legit dev to do something that could compromise our coins?