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Bitget

2026-09-26 04:30:57

Bitget sets phased withdrawal resumption after fixing security flaw

Bitget said on Sept. 26 that it has confirmed and fixed the vulnerability tied to a security incident discovered on Sept. 24, and will resume withdrawals in phases after completing additional security checks. Mandiant, the Google-owned cybersecurity firm, and SlowMist are assisting with the investigation. According to the exchange, the withdrawal suspension was a temporary security measure and did not affect the availability of user assets or account balances. Bitget also said its protection fund will cover the financial impact caused by the platform-level incident. The exchange added that the situation is now under control, unauthorized transfers will not happen again, and trading and deposit services remain operational. Its withdrawal reopening schedule starts with BTC on Sept. 28 at 08:00 UTC, followed by ETH on several networks on Sept. 29, USDT on multiple networks on Sept. 30, and other tokens, fiat, and peer-to-peer trading on Oct. 2.

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BitMart

2026-07-26 07:51:14

Former BitMart global CEO says he had no role in shutdown decision

Former BitMart Global CEO Nenter Chow said in a post on X that he was informed on July 24 that his role would be terminated and that he was immediately put into the departure process. Chow said he has not been involved in BitMart’s management or decision-making since July 24 and did not take part in any discussions or decisions related to stopping the trading platform’s operations. He added that he only learned of the move after BitMart’s official announcement was made public. Chow said his main concerns now are the safety of user assets and arrangements for employees, and he urged users to rely only on BitMart’s official channels when handling account-related matters.

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