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✅Global Crypto Key News 1. Bitget Confirms $387.5 Million Outflow Due to Hot Wallet Hack The cryptocurrency exchange Bitget announced that approximately $387.5 million in assets were drained due to a hot wallet hack. This figure is an upward revision from the initial estimate of approximately $351.6 million, explained as the result of including Zcash and TRON assets that were initially omitted from the tally. Bitget had previously notified on September 24 of abnormal fund outflows from some hot wallets, emphasizing that cold wallets remain secure and that the total loss falls within the scope of a user protection fund exceeding $464 million. Withdrawals will be gradually resumed starting with Bitcoin (BTC) on September 28, while deposits and trading remain operational. 2. SEC Releases Guidelines on Crypto Development and Token Buybacks The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Division of Corporation Finance released a new Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document containing guidelines related to cryptocurrencies. The SEC stated that ongoing maintenance and network development of already implemented cryptocurrency systems, as well as buybacks of non-security tokens, may not constitute "significant managerial effort" under the Howey Test. However, it explained that buybacks promoted for the purpose of generating revenue before the system is functional could be considered managerial effort. Staking receipt tokens may be classified as digital tools or digital commodities depending on their structure, and it was noted that this FAQ represents the views of SEC staff and has no legal binding force. 3. 766 ETH Stolen via Fake Mainnet Impersonating GIWA A fake mainnet and bridge impersonating Upbit's Web3 project GIWA appeared, resulting in the theft of approximately 766 ETH from users. GIWA warned that it has not yet launched its mainnet and that the mainnet RPC information circulating online is not official. According to an investigation by DYORSWAP, approximately 767.65 ETH was sent to the fake bridge from a total of 1,335 addresses, of which approximately 766.25 ETH was transferred externally. DYORSWAP reported this as a fraud case utilizing a fake network rather than a smart contract hack and is tracking the fund movement paths with security firms. 4. KelpDAO Sues LayerZero and Co-founder KelpDAO announced that it has filed a lawsuit against LayerZero and co-founder Brian Pellegrino regarding the rsETH bridge hack that occurred earlier this year. KelpDAO claims that the hack resulted from LayerZero's negligence, stating that LayerZero failed to disclose vulnerabilities and risks in its technology and failed to prevent intrusion into its security infrastructure, allowing the attacker to exploit it. KelpDAO also alleged that LayerZero shifted the blame to KelpDAO after the incident, despite having given prior written approval for technology distribution and configuration. Pellegrino stated that the lawsuit is baseless and that he will respond in court. 5. 0G Delays First Team and Early Investor Token Unlock by One Year 0G Labs announced that it is extending the token unlock schedule for the team and early investors by 12 months. Consequently, the initial unlock, originally scheduled for October 22, 2026, has been changed to October 22, 2027. The vesting period for the team and investor allocation, which accounts for 44% of the total supply, has been shortened from 36 months to 24 months, while the final end date remains September 2029. 0G Labs stated that it will maintain community-centric circulation during the expansion period of the Compute Finance ecosystem.