Opinion: Why did Bitget seize more than $200,000 of my money?
Bitget seized more than $200,000 of my cash. Now its executives won’t tell me what they're doing with it, or if they intend to return it.
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Bitget seized more than $200,000 of my cash. Now its executives won’t tell me what they're doing with it, or if they intend to return it.
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