• 28 सित. 2026 · 23:49 UTC · body · New information from a source

  • Bitget announced a phased withdrawal restart following a $388 million exploit, according to The Block.
  • The exchange said it has patched the vulnerability responsible for the incident and committed to covering all losses through its user protection fund.
  • Bitget has started a phased resumption of withdrawals following a $388 million exploit, according to The Block.
  • The exchange said it has patched the vulnerability behind the breach and that losses will be fully covered by a user protection fund, per The Block.
  • Bitcoin withdrawals have reopened first, while Ethereum and USDT withdrawals remain paused, according to The Defiant.
  • CEO Gracy Chen said the protection fund would be replenished above $300 million this week, The Defiant reported.
  • Separately, Chen said the attacker ran two small test transfers roughly half an hour before draining the exchange, apparently probing its risk controls ahead of the theft, according to The Block.
  • The Defiant put the loss figure at $387.5 million, close to The Block's $388 million estimate.

• 28 सित. 2026 · 23:49 UTC · summary · New information from a source

  • Bitget begins phased withdrawal resumption after patching vulnerability behind $388 million loss.
  • Bitget has begun restoring withdrawals in phases after a $388 million exploit, reopening Bitcoin transfers first while ETH and USDT stay paused.

• 28 सित. 2026 · 23:49 UTC · headline · New information from a source

  • Bitget resumes withdrawals in phases after $388 million exploit, pledges full user protection fund coverage
  • Bitget Resumes Bitcoin Withdrawals in Phases After $388 Million Exploit

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