Bitget Confirms $351.6M Wallet Breach and Suspends Withdrawals

Bitget has confirmed approximately $351.6 million in unauthorized transfers from portions of its wallet infrastructure after detecting abnormal activity at 18:31 UTC on September 24. The exchange said the $351.6 million incident was contained to parts of its hot and warm wallet layers under a three-tier custody system. Its cold wallets were not affected. Bitget activated its emergency response process within minutes, identified and flagged addresses connected to the transfers and notified law-enforcement agencies and onchain security firms. Withdrawals Paused…

Best Hot Wallets in 2026: Secure Daily Self-Custody on Mobile and Browser

A hot wallet is a self-custody wallet whose private keys live on an internet-connected device. That device can be a phone, a browser extension, or a desktop app that stays online most of the time. Hot wallets excel at speed. They connect to apps, sign transactions quickly, and support swaps, bridges, staking, and NFTs. That convenience is the reason hot wallets exist, but it is also the reason they get targeted. A hot wallet is not a replacement for cold…