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Circle and Tether have frozen the wallets of the Bitget hacker, but the reality is harsh: about $318,000 worth of seized funds out of the $351.6 million stolen—so less than 0.1% of the loot. Meanwhile, more than 63,000 ETH are still sitting on exploit addresses that no issuer can access. Bitget resumes withdrawals in stages starting September 28, and CZ promises support from Binance and BNB Chain—proof that the industry knows how to tighten ranks when it needs to. The market, meanwhile, is taking it in stride: BTC is at $84,212 (-0.36%) and ETH at $2,691 (-0.10%). Do you really trust the role of stablecoins as a tool for justice—or is it just a communication stunt? #Bitget #Securite

Bitget says then that 352 million dollars have been exposed due to a hack of its hot wallets, and the CEO already suspects North Korea based on IP clues. Cold wallets are intact, withdrawals are suspended, and a report is promised within 24 hours: we’ve already seen this movie. What bothers me is that a platform can lose a third of a billion in one night and that the market seems to be completely immune to it. Proof in numbers: BTC remains steady at $84,188 (-0.34%) and ETH at $2,674 (-0.60%), as if the industry had already built this kind of leak into its pricing. Do you think these record hacks will eventually push funds toward decentralized solutions? #Bitget #Securite