just saw some revolut users posting about bitcoin showing crazy low prices on the app yesterday—like literally 2 cents at one point lol. the charts were showing it plunge way below actual market before snapping back. at the time btc was trading around 80k on normal exchanges, so clearly something was off on their end.

revolut finally acknowledged it was a "service disruption at a third-party provider" causing inaccurate pricing, said they fixed it. but here's the thing—some people claim they actually got buy orders filled at those glitched prices. if that's true, revolut's gonna have to figure out if those trades were legit or just a platform error. the whole thing didn't show up on major tracking sites, so it seemed pretty isolated to their app.

this kind of stuff happens sometimes with crypto platforms that run on thinner liquidity. one big sell order hitting at the wrong moment can tank the price on a shallow order book before it bounces back. but still makes you wonder what actually went through on their backend during that window. anyone else catch this happening?