Some users of Revolut reported anomalous behavior in the British fintech’s app: bitcoin’s price appeared briefly well below global market levels. Several screenshots showed values as low as 2 cents before normalizing and returning to real prices.
The platform’s official daily chart registered BTC at around £29,414 before returning to approximately £58,600, although the more extreme levels reported on social media could not be verified.
The anomaly was completely isolated. No exchange listed by CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap recorded any movement during the same period. Bitcoin was trading just above $79,000. Revolut made no comments regarding the episode.
Some users on X claimed to have executed buy orders during the disruption, although those reports have not been confirmed. Revolut operates with shallower liquidity depth than a conventional exchange. A sufficiently large sell order on a thin order book could have exhausted the buy offers down to that level before the price recovered. It is also possible that this was a display error with no actual execution, or a routing issue in the platform’s internal pricing layer.
Source: https://x.com/i/trending/2052659948878999732
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