Blockchain & RWA · 7 min read · Oct 2, 2026
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Coverage of blockchain infrastructure, digital assets and real world asset tokenization. TDisrupt examines how these technologies are moving from experimentation toward practical financial and enterprise systems.
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Bitget Says Its Keys Were Never Stolen. The $387.5M Hack Exposes a Bigger Custody Problem
Bitget says attackers stole approximately $387.5 million without compromising its private keys, instead manipulating a backend wallet system so the exchange's own authorization process approved the transfers. On-chain evidence raises another question: Bitget says it detected the breach at 18:31 UTC on September 24, but independent researchers traced unauthorized transfers for almost three more hours.
By TD Editorial · Sep 27, 2026
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Bitget Says Its Keys Were Never Stolen. The $387.5M Hack Exposes a Bigger Custody Problem
Bitget says attackers stole approximately $387.5 million without compromising its private keys, instead manipulating a backend wallet system so the exchange's own authorization process approved the transfers. On-chain evidence raises another question: Bitget says it detected the breach at 18:31 UTC on September 24, but independent researchers traced unauthorized transfers for almost three more hours.
By TD Editorial