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RE: I'm ashamed to be a member of this community

in #meta5 years ago

Think about what? You're gonna come up with some science fiction scenarios?

Only real possibility is that @anonsteem kept the keys / recovered the account. Else it means the hacker is the person who created the account (maybe @justinw) and decided to publicly become a 5M$ hacker.

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Just give it a little more thought.

So he will create a new account. And where will he redistribute it?

Steem witnesses are not blind, they could just push another hardfork to obtain the STEEM again, but they will not simply attack a reputable exchange like @bittrex.

Good thinking.

  1. this "hacker" didn't want to spend that time in it, he/she did it voluntarily, maybe he/she isn't even friend with hive, can also be the last minute thought, did what he/she thought right with the lowest effort
  2. current few witnesses on steem can do anything atm, 24 hr in advance can be skipped too.
  3. sending to bittrex wasn't the most smart move, my first thought was the hacker could be bittrex themselves lol

But pushing out a soft fork to freeze those accounts to 20 sock puppet witnesses would only take a matter of minutes.

The exchanges are closed. Duh.