Wikibit Crypto Risk Monitor — September 29, 2026
September 29 is defined by one immediate centralized-exchange deadline and two material regulatory developments. CoinEx reaches its 02:00 UTC spot-shutdown and non-USDT asset-processing cutoff today. At the publication cutoff for this report, that deadline is still ahead. Under the exchanges wind-down terms, all spot trading ends, open spot orders are cancelled, remaining CET is repurchased at 0.005 USDT per CET, CoinEx Smart Chain and OneSwap cease operations, and remaining non-USDT balances begin platform-controlled disposal. For users who want a non-USDT asset in its original token form, this is the critical deadline; the later December 22 general withdrawal deadline does not guarantee every original token remains supported unchanged. Read the updated Detail: CoinEx Shutdown Bitget has passed its first post-hack withdrawal milestone. The exchange confirms BTC withdrawals resumed at 08:00 UTC on September 28 on both the Bitcoin and BSC networks. This is the first externally verifiable operational recovery step following the approximately $388 million September 24 wallet-infrastructure breach. ETH withdrawals are scheduled for September 29 at 08:00 UTC, later than this reports publication cutoff; USDT follows September 30 and other assets/fiat/P2P October 2. Bitgets updated incident explanation also sharpens the attack path: the attacker may have exploited a vulnerability in a third-party security product









