Bitget raises Sept. 24 incident estimate to $387.5M, with withdrawal plan due Sept. 26
Bitget raised its estimate of assets transferred to attacker-controlled addresses in the Sept. 24 security incident to about $387.5 million, from $351.6 million. The exchange said the revised total reflects additional Zcash and TRON assets identified during tracing, not a new theft [1] [2].
CEO Gracy Chen said the incident was contained and no further unauthorized transfers were possible. Bitget planned to announce a withdrawal-resumption plan by 4:00 a.m. UTC on Sept. 26 [1].
Bitget said the activity was highly consistent with methods used by North Korean criminals, while Decrypt reported that Chen described the attackers’ fingerprints as resembling those of Pyongyang [3] [4].
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- 1Bitget Raises Confirmed Incident Amount to $387.5M, Withdrawal Resumption Plan Due by Sept. 26Wu Blockchain• Sep 25, 2026
- 2Bitget Raises Hack Estimate To $387.5 Million As Token Accounting WidensThe Defiant• Sep 25, 2026
- 3Bitget crypto exchange hit by $390mn hackCryptofinance• Sep 25, 2026
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