Did North Korea Hack Bitget?

Bitget CEO Gracy Chen says North Korean hackers may be responsible for its $351.6 million security breach.

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Danielle du Toit
September 25, 2026

Here's what we've got for you today:

  • North Korea Behind the $351.6M Bitget Hack? What You Need to Know

  • Ethereum Price Prediction: What Comes Next for ETH?

  • Bitcoin ETFs Add Another $190.7M While BTC Battles Back Above $84K

  • XRPL Developers Explore KYC-Only Liquidity Pools for Banks and Institutions

⚠️ North Korea Behind the $351.6M Bitget Hack? What You Need to Know

Bitget CEO Gracy Chen says North Korean hackers may be behind the exchange’s $351.6 million breach. On-chain researchers have also traced stolen funds to addresses connected with earlier attacks, although the hackers’ identity has not yet been confirmed.

🔮 Ethereum Price Prediction: What Comes Next for ETH?

Ethereum briefly topped $2,800 this week before slipping back into the upper-$2,600s. Meanwhile, US spot Ethereum ETFs have attracted roughly $576 million in four sessions, which means that institutional demand is still strong.

💵 Bitcoin ETFs Add Another $190.7M While BTC Battles Back Above $84K

US spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in another $190.7 million on Sept. 24, extending their inflow streak to six straight trading sessions. The funds have now attracted roughly $2.84 billion during the streak.

👀 XRPL Developers Explore KYC-Only Liquidity Pools for Banks and Institutions

A new XRPL proposal could bring KYC-controlled liquidity pools to the XRP Ledger by extending its permissioned trading infrastructure to AMMs. The idea would address a key limitation for institutions, which can currently restrict order-book trading but not access to native liquidity pools.

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