I don't understand then how the hacker got your coins. If your transactions played on both chains, they would have transferred the coins to precisely the same account on both chains.
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I don't understand then how the hacker got your coins. If your transactions played on both chains, they would have transferred the coins to precisely the same account on both chains.
It was the same account on both chains. As the the coins transferred to my Bittrex account 0x4f7144b02273bdc4083b98ea075a5ab13fa9d4dd the transaction was replayed on the ETH chain. Have a look http://etherscan.io/address/0x4f7144b02273bdc4083b98ea075a5ab13fa9d4dd. As to how they got the coins out of that mirror account on ETH I have no idea. The must have found a way to create an ETH account for a specific address or something.
Only Bittrex could have transferred those funds. Only they had the key to the account. (Unless something much weirder is going on.)