Bitget Hack Drama! How is it connected to Binance accounts? On September 25 at 02:31 (UTC+8), Bitget started getting hacked, and by 05:20, the hack was completed. If it wasn’t due to a private key leak, how did nearly three hours pass without detection or interception? Hacker's ETH address: 0x770b10b273fC44Fe9197D6bF20F145c2e98463Ee. Later, the funds were exchanged, split, and transferred to intermediary addresses like 0xA6dD3F218B65E32Ccc37BE30f74884133c655545. The next day, on September 26 at 00:09 (UTC+8), someone made five consecutive withdrawals on Binance almost simultaneously to 0x48857fc6B57ac0c60360568279C8Ac90a5427c8E, totaling 257.64 ETH + 545,000 USDT. Could Binance’s hot wallet have been hacked too? Of course, these five withdrawals could have been initiated by five separate Binance users, but with Binance’s monitoring capabilities, they should have noticed that such large withdrawals were all going to the same address. On September 26 at 10:26, all the funds in 0x48857fc6B57ac0c60360568279C8Ac90a5427c8E were transferred to 0xA6dD3F218B65E32Ccc37BE30f74884133c655545 (the hacker’s intermediary address). This is so suspicious! Could there be a shared vulnerability in the hot wallet systems of exchanges? And why is Binance staying silent? Binance has strict KYC for withdrawals—shouldn’t they come forward and explain this?