And didn't these guys get hacked out of millions of dollars a couple months ago? They should work on fixing their own crappy service instead of attacking competitors.
The FixedFloat hack was almost comical. As far as I remember, it happened monthly. Multiple times and each time in the same way.
Otherwise, they have been known to keep funds without any strong basis, this is nothing new, even if they have publicly acknowledged such a stance.If this is true, then it could indicate that these are fake hacks intended to cover up an inside job. Or is it just about the total inability to patch the hole through which the water passes, and every month you are surprised that you have a flood.
Anyway, I never understand why amateurs attack professionals, because in the end they only end up being even bigger amateurs.