CryptoMediumUpdated•Originally published 26 September 2026•Updated 26 September 2026•
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Bitget Revises Hack Losses Upward to $388 Million

Key Facts

1Bitget revised its total digital asset loss estimate from the recent hack upward to approximately $388 million.
2The new estimate represents a significant increase from the initial $352 million assessment announced a day earlier.

Bitget revised its total digital asset loss estimate from the recent security breach upward to approximately $388 million. Blockonomi reported that the new figure represents a significant increase from the initial $352 million assessment announced just 24 hours earlier.

The exchange stated that the revised estimate emerged from comprehensive blockchain forensic analysis that uncovered additional compromised assets on the Zcash and TRON networks. Bitget confirmed it will utilize its Protection Fund, valued at over $464 million, to compensate for the losses incurred during the incident.

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    Update: New reports have linked the Bitget security breach to North Korean hacking groups. This development adds a geopolitical dimension to the incident that targeted the exchange's digital assets in September 2026.