Crypto Exchange Bitget Hacked for $351.6 Million
The platform activated its protection fund to cover losses while withdrawals remain suspended, according to Le Monde.
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Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget was the victim of a hack totaling $351.6 million, according to Le Monde.
Bitget activated its protection fund to cover the losses, Le Monde reported.
Withdrawals from the platform remain suspended, according to the report. Further details on how the breach occurred, or on when withdrawals might resume, were not included in the available report.
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- Cryptomonnaies : la plateforme Bitget victime d’un piratage de 351,6 millions de dollars — Le Monde — Une
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