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30 September 2026

Bitget hacked: what happened, and what to do if it happens to you

On 24 September, the Bitget platform was robbed of nearly 388 million dollars and froze withdrawals for all its customers. Four days later, the European regulator announced that it wanted to supervise exactly this kind of weakness. The facts, then what they change for you, including in your tax return. Also in this newsletter: Germany is preparing to end the exemption after one year of holding, ESMA is calling for the power to freeze crypto-assets, and September ends as the worst month of the year for hacks.

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