Revolut users briefly saw erroneous crypto prices and alerts on May 8, 2026, including Bitcoin shown at about $0.02 in push notifications and around $39,900 on a distorted 24-hour chart. Users also reported simultaneous false drops in XRP, Solana, USDT, and USDC, suggesting the issue affected multiple assets rather than Bitcoin alone. Revolut said engineers were working on the problem and later confirmed it had been resolved, attributing the disruption to a failure at an unnamed third-party pricing provider. Market data on CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, and derivatives platforms showed no matching crash, indicating the anomaly was isolated to Revolut’s app. Ranveer Arora of Altura.trade said a corrupt data tick was the more likely cause than a transient liquidity gap, given the absence of similar prints elsewhere.