South Korean lawmakers are stepping up pressure on financial regulators after crypto exchange Bithumb mistakenly credited customers with Bitcoin it did not hold, an error that briefly sparked a rush ...

Bithumb recovered 99.7% of 620,000 Bitcoin sent by mistake during a promo, after briefly triggering a flash crash on its ...

A mishap occurred at domestic cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb where an error by the management led to the incorrect deposit ...

A Bithumb airdrop error accidentally sent 2,000 Bitcoin to users, briefly crashing prices 10% below global levels before ...

A sudden price gap on one of South Korea’s biggest crypto venues set off fresh speculation on Feb. 6 as traders tried to explain why Bitcoin briefly traded far below the wider market. The move looked ...

Lawmakers in South Korea are intensifying scrutiny over the role of regulators after Bithumb accidentally gave out $43 billion in Bitcoin.

South Korean regulators launched an emergency probe into Bithumb after a system error mistakenly distributed 2,000 BTC to ...

Bithumb triggered a major market shock after an employee mistakenly sent billions of dollars worth of bitcoin to users instead of small cash rewards.

The exchange company accidentally distributed 620,000 Bitcoin, worth over $40 billion, to hundreds of customers.

The error was quickly corrected, but not before Bithumb users sold off billions in Bitcoin, temporarily crashing its listed ...

South Korea’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange, Bithumb, is seeking to recover billions after a staff error credited ...