Exchange Celebrates: We've Fixed 97% of Your Money (The 3% Was Bitcoin)
The exchange says the phased plan for token withdrawals and related services is fully done.
Bitget said on October 2 that its withdrawals were back[1]. Tokens other than BTC, ETH and USDT could move again, plus fiat and C2C[1]. Those were stopped after the September 24 incident[1].
The exchange said the phased plan for token withdrawals and related services is now fully done[2]. Holders who waited for the queue to clear got a notice[2].
What to do: no action needed — Bitget’s October 2 notice says the pause is over[1].
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Bitget said on October 2 that it resumed withdrawals for tokens other than BTC, ETH, and USDT, along with fiat and C2C services, after those services had been suspended following the September 24 security incident.
“Bitget has now resumed withdrawals for tokens other than BTC, ETH, and USDT, as well as fiat and C2C services, which were previously suspended following the security incident on September 24.”
Bitget said on October 2 that its previously announced phased resumption plan for token withdrawals and related services was fully completed.
“With this update, Bitget's previously announced phased resumption plan for token withdrawals and related services has been fully completed.”
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