Bitget published three separate network-maintenance notices affecting TAIKO, IR, and XTZ.
For TAIKO, Bitget said it will suspend the withdrawal function on the TAIKO – Ethereum network starting from 2026-01-26 09:07 (UTC+8), with the reopening time to be announced separately.
For IR, Bitget said it will suspend the withdrawal function on the IR – Binance Smart Chain network starting from 2026-01-26 11:51 (UTC+8), with the reopening time to be announced separately.
For XTZ, Bitget said it will suspend both deposits and withdrawals on the XTZ – Tezos network starting from 2026-01-25 11:12 (UTC+8), with the resumption time to be announced separately.
Withdrawal interruptions can create short-term venue-specific dislocations. When users cannot withdraw, arbitrage paths tighten, settlement timing slows, and price can temporarily drift versus other exchanges, especially on thinner order books.
Operationally, the risk is less about the pause itself and more about user positioning. Traders running cross-venue hedges, market makers recycling inventory, and users moving funds for collateral or liquidation defense can be forced into workarounds during the suspension window.
Bitget’s TAIKO notice highlights withdrawals, not deposits, and frames the reason as wallet maintenance, with no resume timestamp provided yet.
If the pause lasts beyond a brief window, the most visible market effect is often spread behavior: a local premium or discount can appear when inventory cannot freely move out. The most practical read comes from comparing TAIKO price and depth on Bitget versus other liquid venues during the suspension window, then watching whether that gap compresses when withdrawals resume.
For IR on BSC, Bitget again cites wallet maintenance and says the reopening date will be announced separately.
Even a short pause can disrupt settlement, particularly for users routing through BSC for speed or fees. The market typically watches whether the issue looks isolated to one venue or if there are parallel maintenance notices elsewhere that hint at broader chain-side congestion.
XTZ is the most restrictive of the three notices because it impacts both deposits and withdrawals on the Tezos network, again due to wallet maintenance and with resumption to be announced later.
When both directions are paused, users can be locked out of normal transfer routes entirely. If unresolved into the next session, that can create isolated liquidity pockets on Bitget. A common market tell is whether XTZ volume concentrates on other exchanges while Bitget’s order book becomes more one-sided.
Across all three cases, Bitget’s language points to reopening notices as the key next signal. In practice, the market often tracks two things in parallel: whether Bitget posts a resume timestamp, and whether spreads between Bitget and other exchanges widen or normalize during the downtime.
The XTZ case is the most sensitive for user mobility because deposits are included in the suspension, so the “can users move in, move out, or neither” detail becomes the main driver of any temporary venue divergence.
Bitget’s latest wallet-maintenance notices temporarily suspend TAIKO withdrawals on Ethereum, IR withdrawals on BSC, and both deposits and withdrawals for XTZ on Tezos. Until Bitget posts reopening updates, the main market risk is short-term routing friction and venue-specific price or liquidity dislocations, especially for assets with thinner cross-exchange depth.
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