Bitget XRP withdrawals remain frozen, 27.63 million stolen XRP transferred, exchange plans to resume on October 2.
Bitget's XRP withdrawal channel remains disabled as of September 26, following a security incident on the platform on September 24. On-chain data shows that as of 2:54 UTC on September 26, 27.63 million stolen XRP have been moved from the attacker's account, while another 75.35 million remain in the tracked account. Bitget has divided its overall platform withdrawal recovery plan into multiple phases, with withdrawals for "other tokens" such as XRP expected to resume on October 2. The exchange stated that it has fixed the vulnerability, user balances were not affected, and trading and deposit services are operating as usual.
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