When Bybit lost $1.5B in February 2025, the exchange kept withdrawals running despite the massive outflow of user funds. Within 10 hours, it had processed over 350,000 withdrawal requests. Bybit then secured $1.23B in ETH through bridge loans, large deposits, and OTC purchases, closing the gap in its reserves within 72 hours. Now Bitget is dealing with a $387.5M hack. Instead of keeping withdrawals open, the exchange suspended them while investigating the breach in its wallet infrastructure. Bitget says its $464M Protection Fund will cover the losses, while Mandiant and SlowMist are helping verify the security of its systems. Withdrawals are scheduled to return gradually between September 28 and October 2. Which exchange do you think handled the situation better?