Bitget raises the theft to 387.5 million and sets a date for withdrawals: bitcoin would return on Monday

Democrata.Es • September 27, 2026

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Bitget Suffers $387.5 Million Theft; Withdrawals Set to Resume Bitget, a cryptocurrency exchange, reported a theft totaling $387.5 million, with hackers moving $83 million in stolen XRP. The attack led to the suspension of withdrawals, which were initially halted on September 25, 2026. On September 27, Bitget announced plans to resume Bitcoin withdrawals on September 28. The incident has raised concerns about the security of cryptocurrency exchanges and the methods used by attackers. Specific attack vectors or vulnerabilities exploited have not been disclosed in the articles. The exchange is working on vulnerability fixes and recovery measures following the incident. As of now, the situation remains fluid with ongoing recovery efforts. 5 sources 59

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