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Bitget began restoring Bitcoin withdrawals at 8:00 UTC on Sept. 28 after a Sept. 24 exploit that drained about $388 million.
The exchange said attackers compromised a backend wallet system and spoofed transaction data; private keys were not stolen.
A User Protection Fund of more than $464 million is covering the loss, and customer balances were not written down.
Ether, USDT and remaining assets are scheduled to return in stages through Oct....
SEC Staff Clarifies Stance on Token Buybacks and Liquid Staking in New FAQs
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) staff published a series of new frequently asked questions regarding crypto assets.
The guidance specifically addresses compliance parameters surrounding token buybacks and liquid staking protocols.
Market participants and legal experts are actively analyzing the potential impact of these clarifications on decentralized finance operations.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has...
Why Bitcoin Forks Came Back — After Five Quiet Years
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Why Bitcoin Forks Came Back — After Five Quiet Years
Bitcoin’s rules have not changed since Taproot. In 2026 they almost did — twice. What a fork is, what actually split, and what still dies.
On August 8, 2026, a contested Bitcoin soft fork called BIP-110 opened its mandatory signaling window at block 961,632. Enforcing nodes rejected the block the rest of the network accepted. The breakaway branch mined two blocks, peaked at about 2.53...
Kamino Institutional 8% APY on Solana Based on Cargo Shipping 🚢💰
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Stablecoins are crypto’s hardest-working assets — except when they’re sitting idle. As OnChain Times’ recent “Cash Cargo” coverage highlights, a quiet migration is underway: treasuries and funds are loading their dollars onto Solana. The port of entry? Kamino’s Institutional Yield — a purpose-built product that converts parked USDC into lending-powered, auto-compounding returns.
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Bitget Raises Breach Estimate to $387.5 Million, Sets Phased Withdrawal Restart
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Bitget confirmed about $387.5 million moved to attacker addresses on Sept. 24, up from an initial $351.6 million after adding Zcash and TRON assets.
CEO Gracy Chen said attackers spoofed transaction data in a compromised wallet backend; private keys and cold wallets were not taken.
A User Protection Fund of more than $464 million is slated to cover the loss. Withdrawals restart in phases from Sept. 28.
Bitget said onchain tracing now puts...



