Topic: How does the crypto market reacts after an exchange gets hacked - page 2. (Read 176 times)
It is normal Because every exchange has millions of dollar. If an exchange hacks mean millions of dollar lost in the crypto market. It will affect very bad on the crypto market. I read a news in CCN that Bithumb hacked and stolen 30 Million USD. So, after the market went to the down. Every year, Exchange hacks are happening. To me, This is a curse for the Crypto industry.
Thank You for the statistics and yes it is kinda obvious that the market will react badly after hacking of such big exchanges. It is natural that the investors will feel insecure and may even leave the market out of fear. We have seen the effect of hacking too in the next month and the whole market suffered much. Hope the exchanges will work on their security issues so that such incidents are not repeated.
Huh. Nice infographic. I'm actually really surprised the MtGox hack only caused a somewhat 50% decline in price. I definitely expected a bigger drop for some reason. Also with the Bitfinex hack, $654 to $552 was definitely a smaller drop than what I remember.
If I remember correctly about the statistics. Then the mtgox is the impact for the first move in March. Bitcoin the price point is ~ 9k and it goes down very fast within a month and the last fixed threshold is the price ~ 6k6. The second is the hacker attacks on the trading floors in Korea, Bithumb, coinrail is one of them. That made the bitcoin go down very fast in April - May and peak was a scary 5k8 mark.Do you guys remember BTC-E? I remember it before the FBI seized it. It had DDOS attacks too often just before FBI came and closed it. Coincidence? Or was the FBI itself attacking the exchange?
Huh. Nice infographic. I'm actually really surprised the MtGox hack only caused a somewhat 50% decline in price. I definitely expected a bigger drop for some reason. Also with the Bitfinex hack, $654 to $552 was definitely a smaller drop than what I remember.
If I remember correctly about the statistics. Then the mtgox is the impact for the first move in March. Bitcoin the price point is ~ 9k and it goes down very fast within a month and the last fixed threshold is the price ~ 6k6. The second is the hacker attacks on the trading floors in Korea, Bithumb, coinrail is one of them. That made the bitcoin go down very fast in April - May and peak was a scary 5k8 mark.
A good infographic. I want to say that I think the breaking of the exchange, the exchange itself is to blame. And it seems to me that every exchange hacking is possible!!!!! with the participation of the owners of the exchange. Too often began to steal bitcoins. We have ceased to hear breaking into banks, but increasingly we hear the crack of the exchange of cryptocurrencies. It is logical why the price falls, because bitcoin in a large volume immediately sell, in order to cover up the evidence and get Fiat money. I still think that the exchange itself takes some part in the hacking and attack.
Huh. Nice infographic. I'm actually really surprised the MtGox hack only caused a somewhat 50% decline in price. I definitely expected a bigger drop for some reason. Also with the Bitfinex hack, $654 to $552 was definitely a smaller drop than what I remember.
It really escalated quickly when something like that happens and by this charts we can see that all is in a bad shape of decreasing and pulling the price down, Well all we can do was rage quit over the issue, But I think in time we can see the price pumps again in no time but judging by the movement and the bear market we are in right now there is no telling when another bull run might occur.
You are right to 100 percent! -finitely theft and hacking of exchangers will affect the depreciation of bitcoins.
But if you look at the fact that the third part of bitcoins is owned by China's miners, they can regulate both the rise and fall of the bitcoin rate.
P.S. The more people will be interested in crypto-currencies, the less control and the possibility of an artificial exchange rate
But if you look at the fact that the third part of bitcoins is owned by China's miners, they can regulate both the rise and fall of the bitcoin rate.
P.S. The more people will be interested in crypto-currencies, the less control and the possibility of an artificial exchange rate
Bitmain getting at 51% of the hash isn’t good for bitcoin.... and they are close to get there.
You are right to 100 percent! -finitely theft and hacking of exchangers will affect the depreciation of bitcoins.
But if you look at the fact that the third part of bitcoins is owned by China's miners, they can regulate both the rise and fall of the bitcoin rate.
P.S. The more people will be interested in crypto-currencies, the less control and the possibility of an artificial exchange rate
But if you look at the fact that the third part of bitcoins is owned by China's miners, they can regulate both the rise and fall of the bitcoin rate.
P.S. The more people will be interested in crypto-currencies, the less control and the possibility of an artificial exchange rate
Thank you for the beautiful graphics. I remember when Coinbase stopped working and was offline for 12 hours.
Bitcoin lost 25 percent during this time.
Bitcoin lost 25 percent during this time.
Yes, it’s awful when you don’t know what’s happening. Bitcoin starts falling and you cannot do nothing about. Not to say the bad feeling you have when you have fiat, alts, btc and the exchange goes off, not knowing what will happen with your balances
Thank you for the beautiful graphics. I remember when Coinbase stopped working and was offline for 12 hours.
Bitcoin lost 25 percent during this time.
Bitcoin lost 25 percent during this time.
How does a Crypto Market React when there is an Exchange hack. What's On Crypto gathered these information and puts it in a Graphic to show a month before and after market behavior.
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