Wow, Bithumb didn't just mistakenly send out 2000 BTC yesterday, but a full 620,000 BTC, with 695 people each getting 2000 BTC 🤣 According to the latest announcement, the airdrop will be distributed at 7 PM, and it took 20 minutes to realize the mistake, and another 20 minutes to complete the freeze. Only 1788 BTC were sold, and the rest were all frozen, so the losses are still within controllable limits. The BTC that were sold and cannot be recovered will be covered by the company's own funds, what a false alarm... As an exchange, if you say you lost 2000 BTC, everyone would be quite happy, but if you say you lost 620,000, well, let’s all just perish together.
This is ridiculous for a super compliant second-largest exchange in Korea, it’s like a joke, the distribution of 620,000 BTC didn’t even require layers of approval, a grassroots employee just pressed a button and it was sent out? The key point is that Bithumb's entire reserve is only 460,000 BTC, you directly sent out 150% of the reserves, and the virtual currency printing system didn't detect any errors?
This is just too amateurish! If the cryptocurrency world is filled with such foolish exchanges, if one blows up, everyone will go down with it.
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This is ridiculous for a super compliant second-largest exchange in Korea, it’s like a joke, the distribution of 620,000 BTC didn’t even require layers of approval, a grassroots employee just pressed a button and it was sent out? The key point is that Bithumb's entire reserve is only 460,000 BTC, you directly sent out 150% of the reserves, and the virtual currency printing system didn't detect any errors?
This is just too amateurish! If the cryptocurrency world is filled with such foolish exchanges, if one blows up, everyone will go down with it.
$BTC #摩根大通看好BTC