Quote from: gokudera on September 08, 2018, 05:01:53 AM

Quote from: TonyMillsCryto on July 20, 2018, 05:27:56 PM

When most people first hear about Bitcoin, they usually think there is some way in which the peer-to-peer digital cash system could be hacked. This is nothing new in some ways, as many internet users have seen their Facebook, Twitter, or other social media accounts come under the control of a nefarious actor over the years.
Having said that, Bitcoin is built for security. Due to the large amount of monetary value that relies on the worlds most popular cryptocurrency, the developers who maintain the de facto reference client for the Bitcoin protocol are careful about any new changes that may be made.
I think Bitcoin depends On Open source.
The Power of Open Source
One of the main reasons Bitcoin is viewed as secure is due to the fact that the codebase behind the network is completely open source. Anyone who wants to join the Bitcoin network is able to do so in a completely open and incorruptible manner. New users are able to confirm, if they wish to do so, that the financial network works in the manner intended because they are able to verify the source code that theyre running on their home computers.

Of course, many users dont actually verify the code related to their interactions on the Bitcoin blockchain. Most users simply purchase some bitcoin on an exchange like Coinbase rather than worry about operating their own full node.
But the point is that the option to run a full node to control ones own digital financial sovereignty is always there through the use of open source software

Yes hacking bitcoin is possible because they need only to get the information that they need. Actually hackers get first the trust of someone and they will use it to hack it

it could be if indeed someone was able to do it, but for some cases it was still hacking a bitcoin wallet that indeed many thieves are now targeting bitcoin because the price is really big...