CryptoMediumUpdated•Originally published 25 September 2026•Updated 25 September 2026•
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Bitget Attacker Converts $183 Million in Stolen Funds to Ether

Key Facts

1The attacker behind the Bitget exploit converted $183 million worth of assets into 67,982 ETH.
2Total assets drained from Bitget-linked EVM-chain wallets are estimated at approximately $351.6 million.

The attacker behind the Bitget exploit converted $183 million worth of assets into 67,982 ETH. TokenPost reported that the exploiter swapped various EVM-chain assets into Ether, consolidating a significant portion of the stolen value into a single address controlled by the attacker.

Total assets drained from wallets linked to the Bitget platform are estimated at approximately $351.6 million. The movement of funds into ETH increases potential sell-side pressure and ensures continued on-chain monitoring of the breached capital.

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    Update: On-chain tracking has revealed a potential link between the Bitget attacker and a previous $24 million hack of the AFX platform that occurred last July. The forensic data suggests that the same entity may be responsible for both exploits, highlighting a recurring pattern of activity linked to the consolidated funds.