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Bitget began restoring withdrawals Monday, starting with Bitcoin (BTC), after a Sept. 24 breach that the exchange says moved about $388 million in assets out of its platform. Bitcoin Withdrawals Resume Withdrawals on the Bitcoin and BSC networks restarted at 08:00 UTC, the company said, and by 09:00

Bitget said Friday that attackers took about $387.5 million in Thursday's breach of the exchange, more than first estimated, and launched a bounty to help freeze and recover funds. Bitget Hack Losses In a Friday update, Bitget said the stolen assets included XRP (XRP), Ether (ETH), Tether (USDT), Zc

Key points Bitget confirmed unauthorized transfers from hot wallets detected at 18:31 UTC on Thursday, with affected funds estimated at about $351.6 million That figure is roughly double the $170 million that on-chain monitors had traced before the exchange spoke Withdrawals are suspended pending a

Key points On-chain monitors report three hot wallets and one cold wallet linked to Bitget have moved more than $170 million, with proceeds swapped into ETH The receiving address, 0x770b10b273fC44Fe9197D6bF20F145c2e98463Ee, was created on Thursday and is already forwarding funds onward Affected wall

Bitget has expanded its AI assistant GetAgent 2.0 beyond crypto to stocks, gold and oil, adding deeper market analysis and scheduled tasks for users. GetAgent Multi-Asset Research The exchange said users can now ask about single assets or study links between markets, such as how gold, equities or ma