Quote from: MidKnight on May 21, 2019, 05:56:57 AM

Quote from: jackg on May 14, 2019, 01:28:40 AM

Ima be blunt, based on the fact that loads of people are still without exchanging trade pairs because the likes of binance and such have decided to close deposits indefinitely (gcse computer science and business for us teaches how to develop disaster recovery regimes) so the fact that high profit exchanges can't do it is just off.

Most of these exchanges do stuff with customers money too while on there especially if they haven't withdrawn for a long time. Coinbase, poloniex, bitmex and binance I believe will all be susceptible to this, as well as bitfinex who have already proven how great their money management strategies are (I luckily only had a dollar on there at the time of that hack)...

I disagree. Binance is a good exchange for me and I mean better than the rest. It is just the people who are behind the hack is a powerful group or guy that could have spent millions to the hackers to act fast and destroy the exchange's reputation. Just think that it can easily happen to banks as well but a lot of authorities will try to help so hackers will have a reason to back off unlike in crypto exchanges, we don't have that previlege.

indeed until now binance is still a prime exchange. but with the hacking that happened yesterday, it shows a gap in binance that can be broken by hackers. if the best exchange can only be hacked, what about other exchanges?