Cmon folks, its not their fault they want to make a fortune out of their crappy exchange ur willing to play with =]
When you call their exchange crappy you really need something better to compare it to than cryptsy or poloniex.
Both of which have been hacked in the past as well....
It fucking happens.
How about instead of adding every single SHIT coin that is out there they could focus on those that actually have a community backing it??? Spend more time securing those instead?
*armchair commander mode activated*
yes yes, just "make it better"
or "make it more secure"
Those are the kinds of instructions you get from the best bosses in the world.
Only listing coins with "a community backing it" does not prevent you from getting hacked or stolen from.
All the "community backing" in the world doesn't stop bugs in the code.
God... what a useless post.
Maybe you should read the whole thing, if the so called "devs" at Cryptorush knew what they were doing they wouldnt have built the system as it is. Read my whole post... You said yourself and I quote
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Contrary to what you probably think you know about web development, this is complicated shit, and hardening every single protocol against every single bug or problem is complicated as fuck not to mention nearly impossible. Every single coin that is listed on exchanges is beta quality at best. Bugs are to be expected at this point in development.
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and I said
How about instead of adding every single SHIT coin that is out there they could focus on those that actually have a community backing it??? Spend more time securing those instead?
How about focusing on just a few coins and making sure things like this dont happen? Get your head out of your ass and stop defending scammers.
