Bitcoin briefly showed a 2-cent price on Revolut in what appears to be a display or liquidity glitch.

Some Revolut users saw bitcoin display far below market prices on Friday, with app charts briefly showing BTC near £29,414 — and unverified social media posts claiming prints as low as 2 cents — before prices snapped back near £58,600. No anomaly appeared on major exchanges tracked by CoinGecko or CoinMarketCap, where bitcoin traded just over $79,000 during Asian afternoon hours.

Revolut had not responded to a request for comment by publication time. Unverified user claims that buy orders were filled at the aberrant prices remain unconfirmed. If trades did execute, Revolut would need to determine whether the prints reflected legitimate liquidity, stale quotes, a routing issue, or a platform-side pricing error.

Isolated dislocations like this have precedent in crypto. Bitcoin briefly printed far below market on Binance's USD1 pair in December due to thin liquidity on a specific pair,…