THORChain

Gracy Chen, CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Bitget, formally requested on September 26 that THORChain refuse to process swaps from the attacker's addresses following an outflow of approximately $387.5 million. The incident began on September 24, when Bitget detected unauthorized asset movements from some of its hot and warm wallets at 18:31 UTC. In a tally released on September 25, the company disclosed that roughly $387.5 million had been transferred to addresses controlled by the attacker. The affected assets included Ripple, Ethereum, Tether, USD Coin, BNB, and Avalanche, among others. The company published the attacker's primary addresses and called for cooperation in freezing and recovering the funds. After the outflow, some of the funds linked to the attacker were sent to THORChain and swapped from XRP and BNB, among others, into Bitcoin, with the swaps continuing even after the addresses were made public. THORChain said the same day that Bitcoin and Ethereum also do not screen senders, stating its position that specific users should not be excluded, and continued its service.

Binance has removed five spot trading pairs as part of its routine market quality review. The delisting took effect on July 10, 2026, at 03:00 UTC, affecting GMX/USDC, PARTI/FDUSD, RUNE/BTC, SEI/BTC, and T/USDC. The exchange regularly evaluates listed assets based on liquidity, trading activity, and overall market health.