Predictions. The following is pure speculation. I will probably get some wrong, but I bet I get the gist of it right.
B) The new hashlet (or whatever it is called) will lack one important feature - it will not have a market and private sales (except through resellers of course) will be banned. GAW will probably justify this by saying that having a market encouraged speculation and whiners like me to take down morale. Or maybe they will cite concerns about security or fraud. So no more sales. This is essential to enable GAW and its resellers to market new hashlets -- otherwise, the "used" hashlet market will set a market price that will be lower than what GAW/resellers sell for. Resellers (and the moderators who speak for resellers on hashtalk) will love this. There will be shill accounts (most likely resellers) who will applaud GAW for getting rid of the buggy and problematic market. Anyone who questions it will be downvoted out of existence on hashtalk.
Prediction B - 50% confirmed. Now that GAW has set the stage for the marketplace being taken advantage of by mysterious hackers ... wait ... for ... it ... next will come restrictions. Then the new hashbase that will not have a market in order to keep hackers from taking advantage.
This would be funny if it weren't so darn predictable.
Those who ignore history ...
EDIT/ADDENDUM:
Do people not realize that the words coming out of GAW do not even make sense??
"A few “individuals” figured out how to exploit the speed of Primes, and create a amount 5 times larger when what they paid for."
Another recap:
Some hacker figured out how to use the "speed" of a prime hashlet (because, as we all know, an 11 mhs Prime hashlet is MUCH faster than an 11 mhs Multihashlet!!! lol I am ROTFLMAO .. )
Even if I were to believe that hackers somehow figured out how to break GAW's encryption keys and "exploit" the poor Prime hashlets, how on earth would the "speed of a prime hashlet" have anything to do with it? It wouldn't. GAW has repeatedly said that these hashlets are are virtual and have no reality other than as a database entry.
If there truly was an exploit (highly unlikely IMHO), the only way it could have happened would be if someone could have cracked the encryption used to generate activation keys. Since activation key encryption is a pretty well known, tried and true, method, this would mean that either GAW is completely incompetent, or else they are being attacked by the dreaded Elite Chinese Military who can crack anything!
Oh, one more prediction:
(D) The hackers exploits will result in GAW having lost too much BTC and therefore withdrawals will be suspended for a period of time.