Here, on this exchange Bitebtc, the hacker also somehow managed to get through. How did he go through verification? There, even to trade in any coin, you must first go Know your Client (KYC). The facts say that 31 million only on this exchange (Bitebtc) are sold so EASILY by 1 satoshe, but the total number of coins of 27 million is actually mined.Three weeks have passed since the moment of hacking and neither the first exchange nor the second has ever reacted to the hacking, or the sale of tens of millions of drawn coins.

Screenshots for proof:





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On the second exchange (Graviex), 76 million coins are generally for sale. Neither the developer nor the exchange does not care. People buy fake coins. Only I write about it.



Developer! Make a new wallet, then roll back the blockchain back to the moment of hacking, about 1 month and start the network again. This should be done if you want the project to continue to live on. They did the same on Yenten. They made a wallet and returned the network further.
If you don’t have any reaction and movement in the coming weeks, then this project is no longer needed. I don’t find any other answer.