Bitcoin Rune DOG Shows Significant Price Deviation on Bitget, Prompting Calls for Restoration
Bitcoin Runes Token DOG Community Asks Bitget to Restore Spot Trading After Delisting a $100 Million Market Cap Asset
A Delisting Announced During a Withdrawal Freeze
BlockBeats reported on Sept. 26 that Leonidas, a core figure in the Bitcoin Runes token DOG community, published a long letter addressed to Bitget CEO Gracy Chen. The letter says Bitget announced the delisting of DOG only hours after a hacker attack and while withdrawals remained frozen. Leonidas describes that sequence as highly unusual.
Why the Market Reaction Became Abnormal
The community argues that three pressures overlapped at once: a delisting notice, frozen withdrawals, and the trust damage caused by the security incident. A delisting can reduce expected liquidity and push holders to adjust positions quickly. When withdrawals are also unavailable, spot trading on the platform may become the main route for users to manage their holdings, which can cause DOG pricing on Bitget to move sharply away from normal trading conditions. The letter says this price distortion harmed holders who had traded DOG on Bitget for a long time.
The Scale Cited by the Community
Leonidas says DOG has a market value of more than $100 million, has been traded on Bitget for 2.5 years, and has accumulated more than $1 billion in trading volume. He adds that the DOG community is larger than many smaller tokens still listed on the exchange.
What the Community Wants Next
The letter formally asks Bitget to restore spot trading for DOG, with the stated aim of repairing the abnormal price action. It also wishes the exchange a quick recovery of stolen assets and an orderly response to the aftermath of the hack. The next point to watch is whether Bitget changes the delisting or withdrawal status, and how DOG pricing behaves if spot trading is restored.
Risk Warning
This article is only a summary of publicly reported news about the Bitcoin Runes token DOG and Bitget-related developments. It does not constitute investment advice, a solicitation, or an endorsement of any trading decision. Crypto assets can be highly volatile, and events such as delistings, withdrawal freezes, security incidents, or liquidity changes may cause abnormal price movements and significant losses. Readers should verify information from official sources, assess risks independently, and make rational decisions based on their own circumstances.
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