who modify the blockchain code to steal from my wallet.
But Hive did the same when forking. In fact I think what hive did was worse. Using a soulless and buggy script to determine who's wallets get raided in the first block of the fork.
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Sure thing buddy.
How can you steal from a wallet that never had tokens?
I know that „excluded from the Airdrop“ is the usual excuse. But that is just that: an excuse. I can scroll down my transaction list all the way 2017. It's all still there. Those wallets had tokens before the fork and where empty after. I'm software developer and I know how this works on a technical level. Those wallets where actively set to zero.
Both Hive and Steem has shown me that funds are not save on a prove of stake chain. That if the top 20 witnesses decide to raid a wallet they can do it. They did it once. They can do it again. That is why I sold most of my Hive at the all time high.