Bitget restored BTC withdrawals, with approximately the first 6,946 transactions receiving on-chain confirmation
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AT A GLANCE
Bitget said that BTC withdrawals had opened; as of 16: 50, approximately 7,683 applications had been processed, of which approximately 6,946 had received blockchain confirmation.
Article
Bitget BTC Processing proceeded smoothly after withdrawals opened, with approximately the first batch of 6,900 transactions completing on-chain confirmation
PANews September 28 reported that Bitget opened today 16: 00（UTC+8) opened as scheduled BTC withdrawal services.Bitget CEO Gracy shared the latest progress during a community livestream: currently, the BTC withdrawal channel is operating smoothly, with the first batch of applications gradually processed and credited. According to real-time data disclosed during the livestream, as of 16: 50（UTC+8), the platform had processed approximately 7,683 BTC withdrawal applications, totaling approximately 3,609 BTC with no order backlog reported. Of these, approximately the first 6,946 withdrawal applications had received blockchain confirmation, and the relevant applications were still being processed in an orderly manner. According to the timeline announced previously, the ETH associated networks will open withdrawals on September 29 16: 00（UTC+8) will open withdrawals, and the USDT associated networks will open withdrawals on 9...
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Key points
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PANews reported that Bitget on September 28 16: 00（UTC+8) opened BTC withdrawal services.
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Bitget CEO Gracy said during a community livestream that the BTC withdrawal channel was operating smoothly, with the first batch of applications gradually processed and credited.
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The data disclosed during the livestream showed that, as of 16: 50（UTC+8), the platform had processed approximately 7,683 BTC withdrawal applications, totaling approximately 3,609 BTC。
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The livestream stated that there was no order backlog at that time.
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The livestream stated that approximately the first 6,946 withdrawal applications had received blockchain confirmation, and the relevant applications were still being processed.
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The article stated that the ETH associated networks were scheduled to open withdrawals on September 29 16: 00（UTC+8).
AI-assisted interpretation
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This message indicates that Bitget has reopened BTC withdrawals and disclosed the initial processing volume. Blockchain confirmation means that the relevant withdrawals have entered the blockchain confirmation process; however, these operational data came from a livestream disclosure.
Why it matters to readers
Whether withdrawals can be processed normally affects users' ability to transfer BTC off the platform. The number processed, the number confirmed, and whether there is a backlog can be used to observe the operation of the withdrawal channel during the initial recovery period.
Users of Bitget withdrawals BTC can monitor whether their applications are credited and whether they receive blockchain confirmation; users of ETH or USDT associated networks should continue to monitor subsequent opening information.
Risks and unknowns
The number of transactions processed, processing amount, absence of a backlog, and confirmation count were all disclosed during the livestream; the original article did not provide independent verification results.
The original article also stated that the first batch of applications had been processed and credited, and that approximately 6,946 had been confirmed while the relevant applications were still being processed; the specific categorization of processing statuses was not sufficiently clear.
USDT The opening date and time of the relevant network were truncated in the original text, so the complete date and time cannot be confirmed.
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The original text does not state when all withdrawal services will be fully restored.
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