
Bitget restores $300M fund after absorbing $388M security breach
The restored backstop is separate from customer reserves, and claims remain subject to Bitget's assessment as withdrawals reopen in phases.

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Bitget reported reopening BTC withdrawals after public fills showed futures trading during the pause, but individual transfers still need separate evidence.

Blockchain data shows the exchange detected suspicious activity well before the breach’s two largest transfer waves.

XRP withdrawals remained disabled on Sept. 26, while Bitquery's dated trace shows tokens moving onward without a measured spot-market sale.

Sygnum offers bank-held trading collateral to institutional clients, while Bitget's withdrawal pause leaves ordinary balances dependent on its own controls and fund.

The exchange raised its loss estimate after tracing more assets, launched a 5% recovery bounty and kept withdrawals suspended.

Bitget says its $464 million backstop will cover losses, though the final draw depends on recoveries.



