Revolut Bitcoin Glitch Shows BTC Near $0.02 After Data Issue
Revolut briefly showed Bitcoin near $0.02, causing concern among crypto app users.The platform traced the false Bitcoin price alert to a third-party data provider problem.The glitch did not affect trades, user balances, customer funds, or the crypto market. A false Bitcoin price alert on Revolut triggered concern among crypto users after the app briefly showed BTC trading near $0.02. The display error appeared in charts and push notifications, although Bitcoin continued to trade near $80,000 at the time of the incident. Screenshots of the alert spread across X soon after the glitch appeared. One user shared a notification from Revolut that said, “BTC reaches a 52-week low. The price of BTC has dropped to $0.02.” Revolut Bitcoin Glitch Traced to Third-Party Provider The alert caused concern because it suggested a major Bitcoin crash. However, the price shown inside the app did not reflect real market conditions. Bitcoin was not trading near zero on major exchanges during the incident. Revolut later confirmed that the issue came from a third-party service disruption. The company said the problem affected inaccurate pricing on its platform and had already been fixed. A spokesperson said the pricing issue had been rectified and that the app was again showing market conditions correctly. The