THORChain declined Bitget's formal request to block addresses linked to the $387.5 million hack, stating it 'doesn't censor by design' and comparing itself to Bitcoin's permissionless nature, while approximately $6 million in stolen funds moved through the protocol.
Bitget announced on September 26, 2026 that withdrawals would restart in phases after its September 24 wallet security incident, beginning with BTC on September 28, then ETH, USDT and other assets on later scheduled dates. Availability should be checked on the platform as each phase begins.
Crypto exchange Bitget confirmed unauthorized transfers affecting approximately $351.6 million in assets from hot wallets on September 24, temporarily suspending withdrawals across all assets while investigating the security breach.
