can bitcoin will up again and cross 35000$ end of this year

there are a couple of points i'd like to make clear.  While proof of importance may seem like, POS, its not, it not only factors in the amount an account in, but also how active that account is sending and receiving xem.  Also, you dont need to be a supernode to vote, all you need to have is 10k vested.  In addition to this NEM also provides a unique solition to notarization/ digitization of assets through mosaics.  From a dev standpoint i feel that NEM is the easiest to integrate in any application, probably the easiest API to work with

To me, this hacks is what will pave the way for more decentralized exchanges like Openledger, Bisq, Waves dex, etc. to come out, gain acceptance and adoption and grow tremendously. 

The sooner everybody realizes this the better.
And I want decentralized exchanges.

Thanks @jrcornel for your tact and well written post. It is well researched and educative.

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Very educative and informative post. Thanks @jrcornel for sharing

I think Bitcoin gonna cross over $40,000 during  last time of this year . What do you say ?
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I think that we're going to see a lot of this sort of things while cryptos are still in their early stages of development. As time goes on I think that the remaining cryptos will be much more solid and stable in the future.

I have always been wary of keeping my coins on any exchange. I try to move them out ass soon as possible. I use a combination of Exodus and nano Ledger. It has worked out so far. No problems.

nice post about cryptocurrency, I love it,such a well planed writeup and informative post

i wonder if i'll see a small % of my 7 BTC ever again? :-(  if i do, i hope its in BTC  ;-)

Great view of the markets and how this time the hack on exchanges was not the same as the Mt. Gox exchange - it's very interesting to see that even though the volume that was stolen was larger, the actual _percentage_ when compare to the total market size was smaller.

It clearly is very different due to all of the factors that you mentioned, but I think it really reinforces the fact that we people need to keep their cryptos in wallets, especially hardware wallets.

Thanks for sharing!

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This is very helpful for us.Thank you very much

great informative post, thank you :)

Take my upvote, have a nice day ;)

The fact that coincheck acknowledged the hack and agreed to compensate users has come as a major relief and hasn't led to greater damage.. ONe does have to ask though - could this situation have been avoided had this been a decentralised exchanged? If so, it's more imperative that one moves to such exchanges in the future for the sake of better security

Nice man... nice information...!!!

The calmer market reaction to this hack is a good sign and a stabilizing force.

It tells me it's too late at night to worry about this now ... and never to keep all your eggs in one basket!

Really nice content that you discussed, thank you for sharing

Im glad they are getting a large % of it back.

or it could be just an excuse for a scammer to run away whith our cash... we been hacked bla bla ..it's a polite way to say you've been husled... i realy hope that things will work out

The hack indeed didn't affect the cryptomarket like it did when Mt Gox got hacked some years back. The crypto currency has indeed spread far for $500m worth of NEM to affect it. And from the comparings the two situations are different. I believe by then cryptocurrency was just opening to the world. 
Am glad the customers are going to be compesated, which is something fair because they too didn't expect this.

From the moment  I have read about the hack, I am willing to know more about the security features in Kucoin and Binance. Is google authenticator enough for the security or they should add more layers of security. What you think guys ??

they say is the biggest heist in the world +100 mil then MT. GOX

We all learn with our mistakes, and as you said, times changed and now the size of the market is just to big to drop in a significant way.
Having platforms that guarantee your funds will be awesome and I hope we can start to see some news about it!

Well well well, this is an interesting piece of information. Thanks.

As long as there are absolutely no reglementations in the exchanges market we will see more of this. I believe that the crypto’s are an infant that have’t event learnt to walk, the exception being BTC that is like an once very bullish uncle that now is 35 and is starting to become a little outdated. 
We will either have regulations in the exchange markets or WE HAVE to go full power with decentralised ones. 
Well documented post if you ask me. It deserves my vote and follow.

Something interesting you might not of heard is that MTGOX is technically not insolvent anymore and should be paying back everyone the USD equivalent of their holdings at the time of the hack.

The price of bitcoin was around $450 at the time of the hack, with the price over $10,000 now the CEO is in a position to get over half a billion dollars AFTER paying everyone back 

https://i.redd.it/l578yxh3c3xz.jpg

Great job, very interesting text

I wonder if people who leave their cryptos on exchanges remember to put their pants on?

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***Those affected were never paid back and the exchange was made insolvent basically by the next day.***
This is my main concern with investing any significant amount of money into cryptocurrency.

Wooow fantastis the post l like

Anyone investing in the cryptocurrencies markets at the present time should read this. The hack will have negligible impact on the crypto ecosystem compared to what will happen when Tether goes bust.

Mt. Gox was just the tip of the fraudulent iceberg. The article is long but the information contained within is excellent food for thought. Sorry to post this here like this but it's a summary of what has happened and how prices have gotten this high and I believe everyone should have a chance to take a look for themselves.

https://hackernoon.com/a-brief-history-of-bitcon-cf358da30bf0

Looks like we need to beef up security on these exchanges still!!!