The risks associated with the cryptocurrency market has forever been discussed by prospects and investors alike.  Developers are placing greater emphasis on privacy and security.

Bitcoin performance over the past few months has worked opposite to the bearish predictions provided by analysts.  Customers when investors should look into the security features provided by the cryptocurrency exchanges as opposed to looking in to for how long the exchanges have thrived.

Peter McCormack, Tuur Demeester, Founding Partner at Adamant Capital, stated, “I understand that it is important how long an exchange has lasted; the years of experience naturally would have led to some learnings. But unless the security features are up to the mark, there is no purpose. Because once your coins are hacked, they are gone forever.”

Luxembourg-based Bitstamp exchange in the past month stated that the price of Bitcoin had hit $6,388.  Bitcoin started the year with $4,000.  The price of Bitcoin extends to a wider cryptocurrency market providing for market dominance.

Over the past three days trading, period Bitcoin has added to 7% despite the $40 million in Bitcoin.  About 7,000 of the digital tokens has been stolen from Malta-based Binance Exchange, which is the largest of the cryptocurrency exchanges providing for overall cryptocurrency volume.

Changpeng Zhao, the chief executive of Binance, triggered a conversation about re-organizing the Bitcoin Blockchain to recover the funds.

“The hackers used a variety of techniques, including phishing, viruses and other attacks” CZ stated that Binance was investigating the breach.

Only Bitcoin was stolen in the hack, and therefore it will be typical for Bitcoin price to move sharply downwards due to the sentiment created by the news. This has always been the case in the aftermath of large scale security breaches which happen in major exchanges.

Andreas Antonopoulos tweeted: “A reorg to recover exchange losses is like a bail-out for a bank mismanaging risk.”

CZ Binance, ultimately decided that it was not a wise move to re-organize the blockchain of Bitcoin. He agreed that it was unwise and impossible.

While the hacking incident has been thundering the cryptocurrency market, Facebook is removing its restrictions on blockchain, cryptocurrency, and Bitcoin, thus removing only some pre-approved ads to run in the platform.

The overall cryptocurrency industry is gearing up for the biggest events in the cryptocurrency calendar this week.

In a recent blog post, Facebook wrote, “While we will still require people to apply to run ads promoting cryptocurrency, starting today, we will narrow this policy to no longer require pre-approval for ads related to blockchain technology, industry news, education or events related to cryptocurrency.”