At 18:31 UTC on September 24, 2026, Bitget’s security systems identified unauthorized transfers involving a limited number of hot wallets. Our security team immediately activated emergency response procedures and began a full investigation. Based on our current assessment, approximately $351.6 million in assets were affected. Bitget’s cold wallets and the overwhelming majority of platform assets remain secure and unaffected. Most importantly, user funds remain protected. The incident falls within the coverage of Bitget’s User Protection Fund, which currently holds more than $464 million. Customer account balances remain accurate, and deposits and trading continue to operate normally. As a precaution, withdrawals have been temporarily suspended while our teams complete a comprehensive security review. We have identified and flagged the relevant transfer addresses and have formally engaged law enforcement agencies and leading on-chain security partners. We are working around the clock to restore withdrawal services as soon as it is safe to do so. Bitget will provide further updates through our official channels. We will not speculate on the attack vector while the investigation remains ongoing. Our focus is on protecting users, securing all systems, and delivering complete transparency throughout this process.

🦀NEUER SPONSOR🦀 @ResKey21 hilft dir, deine Bitcoin vor Schlüsselverlust, Diebstahl, und anderen Risiken zu schützen und die weitergabe an deine Erben zu regeln, ohne dass du ResKey jemals vertrauen musst. Willkommen an Bord!⛴️🗝🧡 reskey.me

We’ve received a report of funds being stolen from a BlueWallet user. We don’t yet know how access was gained. This is not confirmation that BlueWallet itself has been hacked. If you use BlueWallet, check your balance and recent transactions now. Review how your seed phrase was generated and stored, and who could have accessed your device. If your seed came from an untrusted source, may have been exposed, or you suspect your device is compromised, move any remaining funds to a new wallet with a fresh seed generated on a separate, trusted device. Do not reuse a potentially compromised seed. Restoring it on another device does not remove someone else’s access. This applies to every wallet, not just BlueWallet. Stay safe. Protect your Bitcoin.