
About $350 million was stolen from Bitget on September 24, according to CEO Gracy Chen. She said the exchange can absorb the loss and handle a potential surge in withdrawals when they resume. Chen compared Bitget’s retail trading volume with Bybit’s, saying that if Bybit could withstand a $1.5 billion loss, Bitget could manage a loss of more than $300 million. Some public chains have frozen stolen funds, while recovery efforts continue, although Chen does not expect a full recovery.
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