People haven't learned anything from past hacks. All they care about is how they can avoid taking care of their own coins and have them ready to dump in a matter of seconds in case there is a major price movement.

I have even read how people don't want to spend money on a hardware wallet, while they completely ignore the fact that a $100 investment in a hardware wallet prevents losses of tens of thousands of dollars, or even way higher.

Bithumb is an exchange I put in the same category as Yobit. In both cases shitcoins are the central focus, and not providing a useful service to people who want a professional platform to buy and sell coins at.