So return the money for 1/20 of the stolen amount with no guarantee of immunity? That is a ridiculous offer, makes us wonder if there are other previous hackers working behind the scenes in these exchanges to secure our assets.
Don't know. Never heard of a hacker being hired to secure customer assets.
If hackers agree to this offer then what Justin is doing is ridiculous trying to give hackers another chance to get the HTX loophole.
#HTX Safe & Secure Since 2013!
Zero Security Incidents Since Inception
Have they updated this news or are they still claiming that they are safe since 2013? I read some reports and found that Huobi cooperated several times to freeze hacked currencies, the last of which was several months ago, so perhaps this was the reason behind the hacking attempt.
If I'll base that on their Facebook page, nothing has changed. They didn't even reported or posted that they were hacked unlike the other exchanges that have been hacked before.
So, they're boasting with that status based on their record where in fact that this has happened and yet they don't want to let their customers and soon-to-be customers know that this hack just happened recently.
It seems that even HTX twitter does not report any hacks unless the CEO himself reports, maybe this is because he wants to cover up so that there is no doubt from users?
Justin said -
has established a SAFU fund in anticipation of another attack, they also said they will continue to discuss the security mechanism of the exchange.
That's why they never announced on all HTX social media to prevent the news from spreading widely, even though I know some customers already know that HTX has been hacked and with Justin's ridiculous offer.
