Bitget CEO suspects North Korea behind $352M hack, citing IP clues
first published 2026-09-24T15:43:31Z
Bitget says client collateral will be held in segregated accounts at Swiss bank Sygnum and mirrored back to the exchange for trading. Bitget is now the fourth venue added to Protect, alongside Binance, Deribit, and Bybit.
AI Analysis
The summary describes a custody arrangement and exchange integration, which may support trading confidence, but it does not mention price action, token issuance, or other directly market-moving news.
Expected Investor Sentiment: Very Bearish
Potential Market Impact: High
Source Articles
- Bitget Moves Institutional Collateral To Sygnum's Off-Exchange Custody - The Defiant
- Cross-Border Stablecoin Flows Jump 77.5% but Remain Concentrated - The Defiant
- Bitget 'Potentially Hacked' as $183 Million Vanishes From Exchange Wallets - Decrypt
- Bitget 'Potentially Hacked' as $183 Million Vanishes From Exchange Wallets - Decrypt
- Bitget Hit by $351M Hack, Withdrawals Frozen as Probe Begins - Bitcoin.com
- Bitget Disables Withdrawals For Every Asset After $165 Million Moves To One Address - The Defiant
- Bitget confirms $351M security breach, suspends withdrawals - Cointelegraph
- Crypto exchange Bitget loses $352 million in hack, claims user funds are 'safe' - CoinDesk
- Nearly $352M Moved From Crypto Exchange Bitget Wallets in Suspected Hack - Bitcoin Magazine
- Asia dominates Crypto Adoption Index, Bitget’s $351M hack: Asia Express - Cointelegraph
- Bitget CEO suspects North Korea behind $352M hack, citing IP clues - Cointelegraph
