Not sure about FXCM but I know that Hotspot was bought by Knight Capital several months ago and the deal was finalized a couple of days ago. Could be something to do with that. They will still operate under the Hotspot name but as a
wholly owned subsidiary of Knight Capital.
The safety of your funds is far more important than getting an reasonable answer first why Hotspot or FXCM %#$%^&. If they are OK in next couple of months, you still have chance to wire funds back to them.
FYI, none of those FCMs which only provides forex spot trading is required by CFTC/NFA rules to segregate your funds, and no investor protection funds like SIPC is designed for forex spot trading. If any of those FCMs failed, it would simply be another Refco case. CFTC actually has no authority to regulate forex spot trading before this proposal is passed. It is a trick to make themselves look like truly and fully legal and regulated for those FCMs.