The September 28-to-October 4 calendar includes Bitget’s phased withdrawal reopening after its September 24 security incident, with XRP grouped into the final October 2 phase. Bitget said it had fixed the wallet-infrastructure vulnerability, contained the incident and secured its cold wallets, while trading and deposits continued throughout the withdrawal pause. Bitget’s public status showed XRP deposits enabled but external withdrawals disabled on September 26. Bitquery tracked about 102.98 million stolen XRP, with 27.63 million moving onward from two attacker accounts and 75.35 million remaining across six accounts at 02:54 UTC. The transfers do not establish centralized-exchange sales or the amount of XRP sold into the market. Bitget later revised its estimate of unauthorized transfers to about $387.5 million from $351.6 million, attributing the increase to additional Zcash and TRON assets rather than further transfers. The period also includes the XDP token launch, exchange closures, the XRP Ledger Batch V1.1 upgrade, regulatory deadlines, blockchain project shutdowns and other scheduled crypto-industry developments.