It's kind of a laughable response, because they have no means to get back the original money so they would be relying on users to trust their platform and ignore this hack basically. Their whole idea moving forward is to earn money from the transactions that future users do in order to pay back money that was just stolen. The whole business plan for this company revolves around transaction fees they can earn from users, so anyone who sticks with them is basically paying for money that this company lost them in the past. Who would even trust them again because they obviously let their guard down once or did not pay for high enough security, meaning this is very likely to happen again now they have even less funding to use.