$351.6M gone in one exploit. $XRP alone: $157.5M. And the market barely blinked. 🎯

Bitget confirmed hackers breached a backend system in their wallet infrastructure, spoofed transaction data, and drained hot/warm wallets. North Korea's Lazarus Group is suspected — the same group linked to the $1.5B Bybit hack earlier this year.

The part that should actually worry you isn't the hack itself. It's this:

→ Cold wallets were untouched — this happened because hot wallets are always the weak point, on ANY exchange

→ 102.9M XRP got split into 5 fresh wallets within hours — hackers moving fast to obscure the trail

→ XRP price barely dropped — up 16% over the week despite the breach — proof that markets now absorb even $350M exploits without panic

→ Bitget's $464M User Protection Fund covers the full loss — this is why insurance funds matter more than people realize

Here's the actual lesson: exchange hacks are becoming routine enough that the market has stopped reacting to them like they used to. That's not necessarily good news — it just means everyone's gotten numb to the risk.

🎯 If your funds sit on any exchange right now — do you actually know if it has a protection fund, or are you just assuming it's "too big to get hacked"?

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