Bitget has resumed Bitcoin withdrawals after suspending the service following a September 24 security breach that initially affected $351.6 million (roughly Rs. 3,374 crore) and was later estimated at $387.5 million (roughly Rs. 3,720 crore). The exchange said the vulnerability has been patched, user accounts remain unaffected, and its User Protection Fund will cover losses linked to the incident. Ether and USDT withdrawals are scheduled to resume later.
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