Bitget CEO Gracy Chen denies 'self-inflicted' hack claims, reveals IPO plan in about three years
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen responded to claims that the September 24 unauthorized transfers of about $350 million were self-inflicted or an inside job. Chen stated that staging such a hack would undermine the company's long-term growth and its goal of pursuing an IPO within the next few years, ideally in about three years. She added that evidence at the time pointed towards the Lazarus Group.
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