
Bitget Launches Alliance Program With Rewards Funded by 30% of Trading Fees
Summary: Bitget launched a four-week Alliance program distributing rewards from 30% of net fee revenue to recognize user trust following a recent security incident.
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Summary: Bitget launched a four-week Alliance program distributing rewards from 30% of net fee revenue to recognize user trust following a recent security incident.

Summary: A $388 million security breach at Bitget led to a record $463 million net customer outflow within 24 hours of withdrawal restoration.

Summary: Bitget has launched a four-week Alliance Program distributing 30% of eligible transaction fee revenue to users following a recent security incident.

Summary: Crypto exchange Bitget recorded approximately $463 million in net customer outflows within 24 hours following a recent theft of $388 million.

Summary: NEAR Intents blocked over $50 million in attempted transfers linked to the recent $387.5 million Bitget security breach, while THORChain declined similar requests.

Summary: NEAR Intents halted over $50 million in stolen assets from Bitget's $387.5 million security breach, while THORChain refused to blacklist attacker wallets.

Summary: NEAR Intents refused over $50 million in attempted swaps from the Bitget hack, freezing $503,000 mid-execution while waiving its potential bounty share.

Summary: Hackers behind the Bitget exploit are swapping stolen Ethereum for Bitcoin through THORChain, while investigators track funds moving toward mixing services.

Summary: Bitget began restoring bitcoin withdrawals on September 28 following a September 24 security incident, implementing a phased recovery schedule for other assets.

Summary: Bitget resumed Bitcoin and BSC withdrawals on September 28 after a $388 million security breach, with ETH and USDT services set to reopen shortly.

Summary: Bitget CEO Gracy Chen revealed that two small unauthorized transfers bypassed risk controls before the exchange suffered a $388 million theft via a zero-day vulnerability.

Summary: Bitget resumed Bitcoin withdrawals four days after suspending them due to a $388 million theft caused by a zero-day vulnerability in an external security product.

Summary: Bitget resumed Bitcoin withdrawals on September 28 after identifying the attack path behind its $387.5 million security incident, which compromised a third-party security product.

Summary: Bitget revised its hack loss to $387.5 million after identifying additional stolen assets on Zcash and TRON, while resuming Bitcoin withdrawals.

Summary: A wallet linked to the Bitget hacker converted approximately $6.3 million in Ethereum to Bitcoin using THORChain, despite a public plea from Bitget CEO Gracy Chen to freeze the funds.

Summary: Bitget CEO Gracy Chen confirmed attackers exploited third-party vulnerabilities to bypass withdrawal controls, leading to a $387.5 million loss.

Summary: Bitget resumed Bitcoin withdrawals after a third-party security vulnerability led to an estimated $388 million theft, confirming that private keys and cold wallets remained uncompromised.

Summary: Bitget began restoring customer withdrawals in phases four days after a security breach resulted in the theft of approximately $387.5 million in assets.

Summary: Bitget has resumed Bitcoin withdrawals following a $387.5 million security breach, stating its Protection Fund will cover all financial losses for users.
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