Bitget Reopens BTC Withdrawals After Security Incident
The phased restart follows a reported vulnerability fix, while Bitget's promised return of its Protection Fund to a $300M baseline remains a key confidence marker.
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The phased restart follows a reported vulnerability fix, while Bitget's promised return of its Protection Fund to a $300M baseline remains a key confidence marker.
Swapping ETH for BTC changes the stolen funds’ asset exposure while keeping the cross-chain movement in focus.
The phased reopening follows the largest reported crypto theft of the year, with Bitget saying its 5,500 BTC User Protection Fund will cover losses.
The reopening is a first step, not proof that customer transfers are completing. ETH, USDT and other services remain on a phased schedule.
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