Bybit has offered assistance to Bitget following a security incident, saying its team is on standby to help in any way it can, noting that Bitget previously supported Bybit after its own hack. Bybit also said it is updating its Lazarus Bounty platform to help Bitget capture and trace the movement of stolen funds. According to Bitget, its security team has made initial progress tracing the source, stating the attacker compromised a critical backend system within its wallet infrastructure, used it to spoof transaction data, and triggered the exchange's authorization process.

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Market since publication

BGB reaction
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+2.0% 24h after publication

$1.96 → $2.00
BTC −0.3% same window

TradersTrader calls tracked by Elfa · not advice

Positioning · BGB

Open6 open positions · 5 long · 1 short

Tracked accounts lean long about 97% of the time, so a long-heavy book is normal, not a signal. As of 25 Sep 05:27 UTC.

Reaction since publication

Since 25 Sep 05:27 UTC2 calls opened · 2 long · 0 short

Callers with a scored record

@xbtfalcon long · entry $1.99alpha −0.153 · 50% hit rate · 28 scored

Alpha, hit rate and sample size exactly as Elfa reports them.

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Crowding52nd percentile · vs last 28 days, 50 typical
Pulse 24h52/100 · unusualness of new calls, 0–100, 50 typical, higher means more long than usual
Book97.3% long · 11,995 accounts

As of 25 Sep 05:00 UTC.

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