A response to the hackings.

You cannot tell intent from logs. A hacker stealing 2m nx from me by buying a maple leaf on MTS is going to look the same on logs as if I moved 2m nx to another account I own by buying a maple leaf on MTS.

Except for the whole IP address differences, and different account registration information.
I for example have a static IP address. It's very easy to tell that the person who logged into my account on an IP I've never used before and put a leaf up for sale then logged into another account to retrieve it was not me. It's also easy to see how many accounts that IP has been on and how suspicious it is.

It's no different from here on the forum where we see someone with a known static IP suddenly log in from a new IP address and start doing horribly out of character things. It's not undetectable. It's not inprovable. It doesn't even take much effort to try to research and verify. If they really wanted to they could even follow the trail of item all the way to where it ultimately went and determine if it still existed before creating a new one, or move the already existing one back where it was originally. Database operations of that sort are idiotically simple. Much like this entire argument.