So, is it true?

On February 6, 2026, Bitcoin fell below $60,000 for the first time in months after a Bithumb staffer mistakenly credited about 2,000 BTC—worth over $130 million—instead of small 2,000 KRW prizes during a promo event. Users quickly sold the glitch credits on the exchange, crashing the local BTC/KRW price more than 10% below global levels and amplifying over $2 billion in market-wide liquidations. Bithumb froze accounts, confirmed funds were safe, and prices rebounded sharply above $67,000 by afternoon, highlighting ongoing risks at centralized exchanges even as Bitcoin showed resilience.

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