Bitget plans to restart withdrawals in phases from Sept. 28 after a Sept. 24 security incident, beginning with Bitcoin and expanding to major Ethereum-compatible networks, Solana and Tron over the following four days. The resumption places one of the week’s most immediate operational developments ahead of a crowded calendar that also includes exchange closures, regulatory deadlines, a Robinhood product event and the U.S. September jobs report.
Bitget said it identified and fixed the vulnerability connected to the incident and is applying additional verification and security checks to its withdrawal infrastructure. Mandiant and blockchain security firm SlowMist are assisting with that work, according to the platform. Bitget said user account balances were unaffected and its protection fund will cover the financial impact across the platform.
Bitcoin-network withdrawals are scheduled to resume at 8:00 UTC on Sept. 28. Withdrawals on Ethereum, BSC, Arbitrum, Base and Optimism are due to follow at the same time on Sept. 29. USDT withdrawals through Ethereum, BSC, Solana and Tron are scheduled for Sept. 30, while other token withdrawals, fiat withdrawals and peer-to-peer withdrawals are slated to return at 8:00 UTC on Oct. 2.
Trading and deposits are expected to remain available throughout the withdrawal restoration, Bitget said. The phased approach reflects the operational differences between the networks involved: each chain and withdrawal route requires separate security checks before transfers can reopen.
Closures place deadlines on CoinEx and smaller projects
The final days of September also bring a cluster of platform shutdowns. CoinEx said it began an orderly wind-down on Sept. 15, citing a prolonged market downturn, reduced trading volume and liquidity, and higher regulatory and compliance costs. The exchange said its reserve ratio exceeds 100% and that customer assets are fully reserved.
CoinEx is scheduled to stop all spot trading on Sept. 29. CoinEx Smart Chain and OneSwap are also due to end operations that day. Withdrawal services are scheduled to remain available until Dec. 22, when the platform expects to terminate operations. Non-spot services were scheduled to end on Sept. 22.
Several smaller crypto services have set Sept. 30 as their final operating date. Router Protocol said it will progressively cease operations and fully close by that date, while permanently destroying 303 million ROUTE tokens held in its treasury once processing is complete. The project said it will coordinate ROUTE delistings and directed holders to follow withdrawal deadlines set by each venue.
Fireplace said its prediction market and trading terminal will stay online until 23:59 UTC on Sept. 30, after which the service will close. Trepa, a Solana-based prediction app, also said it will end operations on Sept. 30 and instructed users to withdraw wallet assets to self-custody addresses before the deadline.
Shipyard, the development group that maintained several IPFS ecosystem tools, said it will halt IPFS-related engineering, maintenance and infrastructure work on Sept. 30 after Protocol Labs did not renew its funding. Kubo, Helia and IPFS Desktop will lose dedicated maintainers under the plan. Protocol Labs will decide the future of public endpoints and infrastructure including ipfs.io, dweb.link and IPFS bootstrap nodes.
Trading changes and token events arrive before month-end
Coinbase said it will suspend trading in Badger DAO’s BADGER token and Storj’s STORJ token at 02:00 on Sept. 29. Their order books have moved to limit-only mode, allowing users to place and cancel limit orders and potentially receive fills before the halt. Coinbase said withdrawals will remain supported after trading stops.
Upbit plans to end support for the SNX/BTC trading pair at 14:00 on Sept. 28 and set Oct. 28 as the deadline for SNX withdrawals. After that date, the South Korean exchange said related assets may not be processed.
Doppler Finance plans to launch its XDP token on Sept. 28 with a total supply of 10 billion tokens. The project allocated 1% of supply to a genesis airdrop, fully unlocked at the token generation event, and 43% to ecosystem and incentive programs. Its published allocation says more than half of the overall supply is earmarked for ecosystem development, treasury plans, strategic cooperation and community growth.
Grayscale’s Zcash ETF, trading under the ticker ZCSH, filed for a 1-for-3 forward share split after the Sept. 28 market close. Each holder would receive two additional shares for every share held. The number of shares outstanding would rise and the per-share price would fall proportionately, leaving the total value of a holder’s position unchanged.
Agora’s Injective-network AUSD stablecoin is nearing the end of its redemption window. Agora said it has been winding down issuance and support for AUSD on Injective since April 3, 2026, and will not mint new tokens on the network. Redemptions at a 1:1 value remain available through Sept. 28, while AUSD deployments on other chains are unaffected.
Policy deadlines span Seoul, London and U.S. states
South Korea is scheduled to introduce civil seizure rules for crypto assets on Oct. 1, according to Solid Intel. The measures would allow courts to freeze, transfer and dispose of digital assets through domestic trading platforms, giving civil enforcement procedures a more direct route into assets held at local venues.
Hawaii’s House Bill 1642 is also scheduled to take effect on Oct. 1, banning the ownership, operation and management of kiosks that exchange U.S. currency for digital financial assets. The legislation cited FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center data showing U.S. residents lost more than $11 billion to digital-asset-related scams in 2025. Hawaii residents filed 826 related complaints involving roughly $80 million in losses, according to the bill’s cited figures.
Alabama’s SB 277 takes full effect the same day. It creates a legal structure for decentralized unincorporated nonprofit associations, or DUNAs, that use blockchain and smart contracts in operations and governance. The law requires at least 100 consenting members, permits the groups to own property and conduct profit-making activities, and generally shields members from personal liability while prohibiting profit distributions to them.
In the United Kingdom, the Financial Conduct Authority is scheduled to open its crypto-asset authorization application window on Sept. 30. The authorization process precedes a new U.K. regulatory regime expected to take effect in October 2027.
Product launches and macro data round out the week
Robinhood has scheduled a product release event for Sept. 29 and Sept. 30 under the tagline, “Can you receive our signal?” Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Vlad Tenev reposted the announcement, writing that the company’s last product event was “too long ago.” Robinhood has not detailed the planned releases.
Korea Blockchain Week 2026 will run in Seoul from Sept. 29 through Oct. 1, bringing industry executives, developers and policy participants together as South Korea prepares its new civil seizure rules.
The U.S. Labor Department is scheduled to publish September nonfarm payrolls data at 20:30 on Oct. 2. A Reuters poll of economists projects 100,000 job gains, down from 162,000 in August, and forecasts an unemployment rate of 4.2%. The report will give crypto markets a major macroeconomic reference point after a week dominated by platform-specific deadlines and regulatory changes.
On Oct. 3, Hyperliquid’s AQAv2 mechanism is expected to send its first proceeds to the Hyperliquid assistance fund. Market estimates cited by the project place the initial inflow near $20 million for HYPE token buybacks, though the eventual amount will depend on the mechanism’s actual proceeds.
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