Inside The First 3 Hours Of A $388 Million Crypto Hack | Bitget CEO Gracy Chen
The Wolf Of All StreetsShow Notes
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen breaks down the $388M exchange hack, how attackers exploited a third-party security vulnerability, and how the company covered user losses. She discusses the lessons for exchange security, rebuilding user trust, and the growing shift toward tokenized stocks and AI-powered trading. The conversation also explores Bitget’s vision of becoming a universal exchange and its plans to enter the U.S. market.
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