The key story this morning is Bitget’s recovery after the $351.6M security incident. Bitget says the vulnerability has been fixed and withdrawals will resume in stages: The current withdrawal resumption schedule is as follows: > Sep 28, 8:00 (UTC): $BTC (Bitcoin Network) > Sep 29, 8:00 (UTC): ETH (Ethereum, BSC, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism) > Sep 30, 8:00 (UTC): USDT (Ethereum, BSC, Solana, Tron) > Oct 2, 8:00 (UTC): Other Tokens / Fiat / P2P The exchange says user balances were unaffected and losses will be covered by its Protection Fund. The investigation with Mandiant and SlowMist continues. The first real test comes tomorrow: will $BTC withdrawals resume as scheduled? Macro pressure remains #Bitcoin is trading around $84.4K, while Ethereum is near $2.7K. Meanwhile, the US 10Y Treasury yield reached 5.23% on Friday its highest level since 2007. Latest US data: CPI +3.4% YoY Unemployment 4.1% Payrolls +162K Core PCE +3.3% YoY Q2 GDP +1.5% annualized Higher yields remain one of the biggest macro constraints for both Nasdaq and crypto. AI keeps Wall Street supported Friday close: S&P 500 +0.51% Nasdaq +0.48% Dow +0.93% Microsoft gained around 3.7% as investors returned to the AI trade. But the setup remains fragile: Oil ↑ → Inflation risk ↑ → Yields ↑ → Tech & Crypto pressure Brent ended the week above $100, keeping Hormuz and US-Iran negotiations firmly on the market radar. WhyNot View #BTC ≈ $84.4K US 10Y > 5.2% Brent > $100 AI/Tech ↑ Bitget withdrawals restarting The next 24 hours matter. For crypto, watch Bitget’s withdrawal restart. For global markets, watch Treasury yields and oil. WhyNot Research | Research the Future #BTC Price Analysis#