🚨 BITGET USERS — READ THIS BEFORE YOU SLEEP 🔐
If you have funds sitting on Bitget, this update deserves your attention.
Following the recent security incident, Bitget has announced a step-by-step withdrawal restoration plan:
🗓️ 28 Sept — 08:00 UTC: BTC withdrawals
🗓️ 29 Sept: ETH withdrawals
🗓️ 30 Sept: USDT withdrawals
🗓️ 02 Oct: Other altcoins + fiat + P2P expected to resume
Bitget says user funds are safe and protected by its Protection Fund, while trading and deposits continue operating normally.
⚠️ But here's what I personally recommend:
When BTC withdrawals open on 28 Sept, don't panic—but if you need to move your funds, BTC could be one of the first available routes.
And before doing anything…
🎥 MAKE YOUR OWN PROOF.
If you have assets on Bitget:
1️⃣ Start one screen recording
2️⃣ Show the current Pakistan date/time through Google
3️⃣ Open your Bitget account
4️⃣ Show your balances/assets clearly
5️⃣ Save the original video somewhere safe
Why?
Because your own evidence is better than relying on screenshots later.
💭 And honestly, this has changed the way I look at exchanges.
BitMart shutdown issues affected users—including my own ~$4K exposure.
CoinEx eventually restored withdrawals, but many users still experienced losses around the CET situation.
Now we're seeing a security incident involving Bitget.
I'm not saying every exchange will fail.
🔐 DON'T KEEP YOUR ENTIRE CRYPTO PORTFOLIO ON AN EXCHANGE.
Use exchanges for what you actually need them for—trading, buying, selling and transferring.
For long-term holdings, consider appropriate self-custody and strong wallet security.
AI and technology are advancing extremely fast. Security threats will evolve too.
So from now on:
Trade smart.
Store smart.
Keep records.
Protect your capital.
Because making money in crypto is only half the game.
Keeping it is the other half. 🛡️
DYOR. Verify official Bitget updates before taking action.
#exchange #CryptoSecurity #Bitcoin #CryptoNews #Binance $BTC
If you have funds sitting on Bitget, this update deserves your attention.
Following the recent security incident, Bitget has announced a step-by-step withdrawal restoration plan:
🗓️ 28 Sept — 08:00 UTC: BTC withdrawals
🗓️ 29 Sept: ETH withdrawals
🗓️ 30 Sept: USDT withdrawals
🗓️ 02 Oct: Other altcoins + fiat + P2P expected to resume
Bitget says user funds are safe and protected by its Protection Fund, while trading and deposits continue operating normally.
⚠️ But here's what I personally recommend:
When BTC withdrawals open on 28 Sept, don't panic—but if you need to move your funds, BTC could be one of the first available routes.
And before doing anything…
🎥 MAKE YOUR OWN PROOF.
If you have assets on Bitget:
1️⃣ Start one screen recording
2️⃣ Show the current Pakistan date/time through Google
3️⃣ Open your Bitget account
4️⃣ Show your balances/assets clearly
5️⃣ Save the original video somewhere safe
Why?
Because your own evidence is better than relying on screenshots later.
💭 And honestly, this has changed the way I look at exchanges.
BitMart shutdown issues affected users—including my own ~$4K exposure.
CoinEx eventually restored withdrawals, but many users still experienced losses around the CET situation.
Now we're seeing a security incident involving Bitget.
I'm not saying every exchange will fail.
🔐 DON'T KEEP YOUR ENTIRE CRYPTO PORTFOLIO ON AN EXCHANGE.
Use exchanges for what you actually need them for—trading, buying, selling and transferring.
For long-term holdings, consider appropriate self-custody and strong wallet security.
AI and technology are advancing extremely fast. Security threats will evolve too.
So from now on:
Trade smart.
Store smart.
Keep records.
Protect your capital.
Because making money in crypto is only half the game.
Keeping it is the other half. 🛡️
DYOR. Verify official Bitget updates before taking action.
#exchange #CryptoSecurity #Bitcoin #CryptoNews #Binance $BTC
