Jasin AjrullaICO team member replied on 12 Oct 2019
By this logic, any cryptocurrency is hackable via the open source code readily available on every cryptocurrency git... which as we all know is not the case.
just because it is open source and open code, does not mean it's easily hackable. The team working behind peatio are amazing at what they do and have built a top tier product for starting an exchange...
if you have enough time, money and effort to learn various coding languages, security, enough funds to cover server costs, maintain said servers and so on... easy isn't the correct word for this. Unless of course if you follow the same rule as every throw away developer on telegram trying to charge people for "Exchange Installation".
You've not contacted anyone on this team nor has anyone behaved in any way improper. If you took the time to contact us it'd be a much different story. This is fud.
just because it is open source and open code, does not mean it's easily hackable. The team working behind peatio are amazing at what they do and have built a top tier product for starting an exchange...
if you have enough time, money and effort to learn various coding languages, security, enough funds to cover server costs, maintain said servers and so on... easy isn't the correct word for this. Unless of course if you follow the same rule as every throw away developer on telegram trying to charge people for "Exchange Installation".
You've not contacted anyone on this team nor has anyone behaved in any way improper. If you took the time to contact us it'd be a much different story. This is fud.
