That’s right folks, coinbase.com never got hacked before, but I am very sure hackers are trying to find ways to hack coinbase. With the latest Bitcoin Cryptocurrencies exchange hacked loss of over $50 million worth of ETH (Ethereum) upbit exchange would crippled don’t know how they will reimburse or accommodate such large loss, but will see in the next few weeks. As for coinbase.com being hacked is imminent, however if coinbase way of business is always watch out for hacker then coinbase might remain unhackable for a while, but most likely they will get hack sooner or later, but the loss might be a little less because as far as I know coinbase kept most of their coins on cold wallet storage. Same with a few other exchanges like Gemini. There are many other exchanges out there that have not been hacked yet, but I’m pretty sure hackers had tried and are still trying even if it take 6 months to a year or more.
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