Everything you need to know about the Bitget Alliance Program benefits: Up to 12% APR stablecoins boosts, BTC ETH PoolX rewards, and the $10M+ Alliance Program airdrop, all broken down at a glance.

I opened $MU today expecting to study the chart, not chase the move. Micron’s post-earnings reaction caught my attention because AI stocks can move fast when expectations meet fresh numbers. For me, the interesting part comes after that first burst of volatility: does momentum actually hold, where does price start finding balance, and what does the market confirm before I consider an entry? I’m also using the trade to tick another box on my @bitget Alliance Bingo card. Trading activity on Bitget can contribute to the Alliance reward pool for eligible users, while the Bingo challenge has a $1,000 prize pool, including $100 for each of the first five participants to complete all five boxes. What I like most is turning these moments into a record of what worked, what didn’t, and what I learned. For now, $MU stays on my watchlist. I’d rather wait for confirmation than force a trade. #BitgetAllianceBingo

Lately, I’ve found myself paying less attention to what platforms promise and more attention to how they respond when things get difficult. That’s honestly where I am with #Bitget. I’ve used Bitget for a while, and watching the platform evolve has taught me that trust isn’t rebuilt through one announcement. It’s built slowly through actions, transparency, and how users are treated along the way. That’s why the Bitget Alliance Program caught my attention. The idea is straightforward: existing traders and holders can participate in a rewards pool through the program. For me, the interesting part isn’t the reward itself. It’s the focus on people who are already using the platform. I’m staying, watching, and seeing how this develops. #BitgetAllianceBingo

When I first heard withdrawals were coming back from @GracyBitget , I didn’t immediately focus on the dates. I started thinking about how Bitget was choosing to bring them back. After everything that happened, reopening every asset and network at the same time could have created another layer of uncertainty. Instead, @bitget is taking a phased approach, giving each stage time for additional checks before moving forward. The current schedule is: • Sep 28, 08:00 UTC → BTC on Bitcoin • Sep 29, 08:00 UTC → ETH on Ethereum, BSC, Arbitrum, Base & Optimism • Sep 30, 08:00 UTC → USDT on Ethereum, BSC, Solana & Tron • Oct 2, 08:00 UTC → Other tokens, fiat & P2P One detail I think people should keep in mind: these are planned availability times. They don’t necessarily mean every individual withdrawal will process immediately at that exact time. Bitget says it has identified and remediated the vulnerability and is completing additional security checks before each phase. So if you’re waiting for your funds, there’s no reason to panic or rush. Check the withdrawal option directly through the official Bitget platform when your asset becomes available. And please be extremely careful with random DMs offering to “unlock” or recover your funds. Right now, I’m choosing verified updates over speculation. One phase at a time. One update at a time..

Bitget will begin resuming withdrawals in orderly phases following the security incident on Sep 24. Thank you all for your patience. Please understand that due to the different nature of this incident (which involves multiple blockchains and multiple cryptocurrencies), we are taking a different approach from how Bybit handled similar incidents last year in order to reduce risks. The withdrawal resumption schedule is: UTC 8am at Monday-BTC, Tuesday-ETH, Wed-USDT, Fri-everything else. I'm also going to host a live AMA at 07:30 UTC (30 mins before withdrawals resume) on Sep 28 to discuss the incident, withdrawal restoration and next steps, and to address questions from the community. I expect this live AMA to be at least 2 hrs so we can face this together, in real time. I also believe we can turn this crisis into an opportunity, and to show you that your trust in Bitget is well placed.

Within 24 hours of the September 24 (UTC) incident: here is our further update as promised. Our investigation with Mandiant and SlowMist is ongoing — thorough forensic analysis takes more than 24 hours, and further findings will be shared as they become available. Three key updates below 👇 Revised figure: Onchain tracing has confirmed $387.5M transferred to attacker addresses — revised up from $351.6M. The higher figure reflects a more complete accounting of transfers during the incident, adding Zcash and TRON assets. To be clear: this is not additional theft. No further unauthorized transfers have occurred. The incident remains contained. Mandiant and SlowMist investigations are ongoing. Launched bounty program: Recovery Bounty Program is now live. 5% for voluntary freezing attacker funds, 5% for voluntary recovery. Freezes already secured count toward the bounty — thank you to every exchange, foundation and security team that moved quickly. We have published a real-time tracing dashboard, a submission portal, and the attacker's address API. You can also submit reports through Bybit's Lazarusbounty platform. Exchanges, security researchers, onchain investigators — we need you. Resuming withdrawals: We are currently working full steam ahead to prepare to resume withdrawals. The withdrawal plan will be announced by September 26th, 4:00AM UTC. To read more: bitget.com/support/articles/…

One thing trading has taught me is that earnings can humble you quickly when you try to predict the first move. So for my KCGI 2026 trade journal, I’m keeping things simple with $ORCL and $ADBE. I’m not trying to guess whether price goes up or down. I want to see how price reacts after earnings, where volume comes in, and whether key levels actually hold. A clean breakout could give a momentum setup. A rejection back into the range could create a short opportunity after confirmation. If the chart gets messy, I’m perfectly fine doing nothing. I’ll also be using Bitget for execution when it makes sense, especially with 24/7 stock trading and deeper liquidity around ORCL competitors. The goal isn’t to catch every candle. It’s to make fewer forced decisions, manage risk and learn from every trade.