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Revolut app glitch briefly sends Bitcoin chart to 2 cents

Revolut app glitch briefly sends Bitcoin chart to 2 cents

Revolut flashes Bitcoin at 2 cents in a pricing glitch, while BTC holds $80K after the jobs beat and IREN gets Nvidia’s AI stamp.

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Updated 1:24 p.m. ET

Retail crypto got a reminder that the chart is not always the market.

For a few minutes, one of the world’s biggest fintech apps made Bitcoin look like pocket change.

Away from the glitch, the market kept doing its usual balancing act between macro data, corporate balance sheets, and AI infrastructure.

Here's what matters today.

Revolut's Bitcoin chart briefly crashed to 2 cents on Friday

For a fleeting moment, Revolut's 70 million users could theoretically buy Bitcoin for pocket change.

The app displayed BTC at $0.02 before snapping back to around $79K.

No confirmed trades executed at the bogus price, pointing to a display or liquidity glitch.

When your platform serves 140 countries, even a brief pricing error shakes trust fast.

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Revolut app glitch briefly sends Bitcoin chart to 2 cents

Revolut app glitch briefly sends Bitcoin chart to 2 cents

Revolut flashes Bitcoin at 2 cents in a pricing glitch, while BTC holds $80K after the jobs beat and IREN gets Nvidia’s AI stamp.

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Retail crypto got a reminder that the chart is not always the market.

For a few minutes, one of the world’s biggest fintech apps made Bitcoin look like pocket change.

Away from the glitch, the market kept doing its usual balancing act between macro data, corporate balance sheets, and AI infrastructure.

Here's what matters today.

Revolut's Bitcoin chart briefly crashed to 2 cents on Friday

For a fleeting moment, Revolut's 70 million users could theoretically buy Bitcoin for pocket change.

The app displayed BTC at $0.02 before snapping back to around $79K.

No confirmed trades executed at the bogus price, pointing to a display or liquidity glitch.

When your platform serves 140 countries, even a brief pricing error shakes trust fast.

Get the full story →

STORY CONTINUES BELOW

The crypto news you actually need.

Join our newsletter.

Markets

Jobs report gives markets a reason to exhale

April's nonfarm payrolls came in at 115K, nearly double the 55K economists expected.

Unemployment held steady at 4.3% despite headwinds from tariffs and soaring fuel costs.

The stronger-than-feared print gave both equities and crypto a modest Friday lift.

BTC held near $80K, ETH traded around $2,300, SOL edged toward $89, and XRP sat at $1.39.

Keep reading →

Block ends Q1 with over 9,000 Bitcoin as stock jumps 10%

Jack Dorsey's Block now holds 9,032 BTC, up from 8,883 at the end of 2025.

The disclosure came in a quarterly SEC filing that sent shares surging double digits.

Corporate treasuries treating Bitcoin like a reserve asset is becoming a pattern, not a novelty.

Read the full breakdown →

IREN shares surge after landing massive AI infrastructure deal with Nvidia

The former Bitcoin miner’s stock jumped 27% in after hours trading on the news, before paring gains Friday morning to trade up about 7%.

IREN will deploy 5 gigawatts of AI infrastructure, one of the largest such deals by a single provider.

Nvidia also secured a warrant to buy 30 million IREN shares at $70 each, potentially worth $2.1B.

Crypto miners pivoting to AI compute is quickly becoming the sector's most lucrative second act.

Read the full breakdown →

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Blueface's net worth: A rapper's actual finances minus the Instagram flex.*

Banking on the dip: Deutsche Bank doubles down on Strategy despite share price decline.

Bridge wars heating up: Solv ditches LayerZero for Chainlink's CCIP to protect billions in wrapped Bitcoin.

*sponsored

ICYMI

Meme of the Day

Catch you in the next one.

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The Defiant NewsletterSubscribe for free to the highest signal-to-noise newsletter in crypto. Read what matters, skip the rest. Join 100k crypto-natives to what the NYT calls "an industry must-read."