There is a lot speculation regarding the HPT token for being a ponzi scheme.
The OP is doing nothing but shilling the exchange and the title does not match with the thread text. OP did not talk about who Huobi is securing stuff but rather some generic blabbering about the exchange.
Very likely the OP is not associated with Huobi. As per their post history, they shill Huobi very often.
The link was indeed directing to Huobi and if you do try to check out his post history then this guy do loves to shill out Huobi. When it comes on exchange platform tokens then i havent seen any issues about HPT
to be a ponzi.This is just like any other exchange tokens that do exist in the market today nothing unusual.
Huobi has a good reputation based on the reasons mentioned in op, but to describe it as the most secured exchange is a little bit exagerated. For example, Kraken is a regulated exchange running since 2011 with an unhackable history too, but it's not enough to say it's the most secured. We saw a lot of exchanges in the crypto market with a good reputation for some years than suddenly turn into a scam.
OP, are you an official staff of Huobi?
Most secure or not, we still have to be vigilant with our funds and not store our coins to the exchanges. Anything can happen to them, just a matter of time before it is their turn to be hacked. I don't believe that there is one exchange that you can call as the most secure because all of them are vulnerable to these hackers. Hackers are getting sophisticated with their tools so they will possibly try all these exchanges and see which one of them has weak security protocols.
People get really that confident when the platform havent been hacked for how many years.I cant blame them off yet people will most likely to have that kind of perception if it served them out for years without
any problems towards security matters but as said nothing is assured nor completely safe towards hacking because nothing on this world in unhackable.People shouldnt really be that too confident on leaving their
coins in exchange wallet and its better to only put the coins that you do only need to be traded. Better be safe than sorry because once hack been done then theres no way on retrieving those coins back.
Huobi might not able to have these hacking issues but who knows that it would happen tomorrow. Right?