look, the attacker is the one who got the money, not nxt-e the chinese-who-can't-read-chinese dev
you can blame whoever you want, it doesn't matter at all and it doesn't change anything.
nxt-e has few bad options:
first calculate how many FAC were traded from the forked chain. (not how many transferred!)
1. sync with the main chain, roll back the trades, cover the losses like poloniex. this may not be possible because attacker may have stolen much more BTC than in poloniex
2. sync back the main chain, don't roll back the trades, cover the FAC losses from other users on % base.
3.don't sync back with the main chain -- this is the absolute worst. your users won't be able to withdraw to main chain, and only the attacker could. please don't do this
4.be angry, close trade forever, sync back with main chain and take all the FAC of your users. this is bad, but not as bad as staying with the forked chain
i don't blame you for choosing any option, but don't stay with the forked chain.
users should know small exchanges are risky places. it doesn't have to be their fault, some times they just can't cover losses or have the experience to deal with problems
we had coins in nxt-e, we're in the same boat
please nxt-e, make a decision and do it so we can move forward.
poloniex trade will be restored soon
we still have some projects coming
we need to stay #1 on mintpal until after the weekend (they don't add coins weekends)
blockchain is now secure on latest version, and on monday it becomes much more secure with pos blocks
thanks dev. This coin needs to move forward.