Summary
- Bitget said digital assets affected by the hack totaled about $387.5 million.
- Bitget said it will announce its withdrawal resumption plan by 1 p.m. Korea Standard Time on Sept. 26.
- Bitget said it has launched the Recovery Bounty Program to freeze and recover the affected assets.
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Bitget said digital assets affected by a hack are estimated at about $387.5 million. The exchange also plans to disclose how it will resume suspended withdrawals.
Bitget wrote on its official X account on Sept. 25 that its analysis showed roughly $387.5 million in assets had been affected.
It added that it would announce its withdrawal resumption plan by 1 p.m. Korea Standard Time on Sept. 26 and thanked users for their patience.
Bitget has also launched a Recovery Bounty Program to retrieve the affected assets. The exchange said it plans to work with participants across the on-chain ecosystem, including exchanges, blockchain projects, security researchers and investigative firms, to freeze and recover the assets.
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