According to CoinMeta, Bitget CEO Gray Chen stated on the X platform that after the security incident, a total of $387.5 million in assets were traced and confirmed to have been received by the attacker's address, an increase from the previously announced $351.6 million. Gray Chen mentioned that the revised amount includes assets from Zcash and Tron that were not fully counted before, and it is not additional stolen funds. No unauthorized transfers have occurred since the incident, and the situation is still under control. Bitget has initiated recovery, bounty, and program. Participants who voluntarily assist in freezing the attacker's funds or recovering them will be rewarded with 5%. A real-time tracking panel, an information submission portal, and the attacker's address API have also been established. In addition, reports can be submitted through Bybit's Lazarus and bounty platforms. Efforts are currently being made to prepare for the restoration of withdrawals, and the specific withdrawal plan will be announced before 4:00 AM on September 26th (UTC).