It is said that Bithumb mistakenly sent out not 2000 of $BTC yesterday, but a full 620,000 of $BTC , with 695 people each receiving 2000. According to the latest announcement, the airdrop will be distributed at 7 PM. It took 20 minutes to realize the mistake, and another 20 minutes to complete the freeze. Only 1788 of $BTC were sold, and the rest were completely frozen, so the losses are still within a controllable range. The BTC that was sold and cannot be recovered will be compensated with the company's own funds, causing a false alarm.
As a super compliant second-largest exchange in South Korea, the distribution of 620,000 BTC surprisingly did not require tiered approval; a grassroots employee just clicked a button and it was sent out? The key issue is that Bithumb's entire exchange reserves are only 460,000, and you directly issued 150% of the reserves. Did the empty printing system fail to recognize the error?
What a shoddy operation! If this is the situation in the crypto world, anyone could go down with the ship at any moment.
As a super compliant second-largest exchange in South Korea, the distribution of 620,000 BTC surprisingly did not require tiered approval; a grassroots employee just clicked a button and it was sent out? The key issue is that Bithumb's entire exchange reserves are only 460,000, and you directly issued 150% of the reserves. Did the empty printing system fail to recognize the error?
What a shoddy operation! If this is the situation in the crypto world, anyone could go down with the ship at any moment.
