September 6: Liquid, about $320 million. keys intact
September 24: Bitget, $351.6 million. keys intact again

after Liquid I wrote that "not your keys" is half a security model. didn't expect the other half to show up on a centralized exchange this fast)

the attacker compromised a backend system in Bitget's wallet infrastructure, spoofed transaction data and triggered Bitget's own authorization process. private key compromise ruled out, per Gracy Chen
$ETH
, BNB, AVAX and USDT were among what left
the lock held. whoever decides when to open it got lied to

and this one sits in my own account. I have a balance on Bitget, withdrawals paused, no timeline

a fund of over $464 million covers the loss, they say. good
#BitgetSays$352MAffectedInHack and "user funds are safe" came in the same statement. I'll believe the second part when my withdrawal lands
the day they reopen I'll post here whether mine came through, follow if you have coins in there too