Bitget has transferred 2,042.28 Bitcoin, worth about $169 million, from its 5,500 BTC reserve to its hot wallet after reopening Bitcoin withdrawals. This move is intended to prepare for potential user withdrawals but does not represent confirmed withdrawal volume. About 3,457.72 BTC remains on-chain. The transfer signals Bitget's progress in restoring user access to Bitcoin assets following a prior suspension of withdrawals.
Bitget's recent transfer of 2,042 BTC to its hot wallet is notable context for readers. For those following the broader cryptocurrency market, here is Pluang's snapshot as of Sep 28, 2026 14:41 WIB: out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, only 8 rose while 41 fell. Among the gainers, ONE surged 23.22% to Rp47 with a typical hold time of 152 days and a Pluang order activity skewed 70% Buy, contrasting with GRT which rose 16.25% to Rp582 but saw 87% Sell activity, and BAL up 11.14% to Rp16,297 with an 85-day hold time.
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