By Jack Kim SEOUL, Feb 11 (Reuters) - South Korea's Bithumb said on Wednesday that serious flaws had left the crypto exchange ...

South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has reportedly initiated a formal investigation into Bithumb, a local ...

A South Korean crypto exchange accidentally dumped more than $40 billion worth of Bitcoin into customer accounts — an ...

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb held a promotional event where it planned to give away 620,000 won ($600) to 695 ...

Bithumb triggered a major market shock after an employee mistakenly sent billions of dollars worth of bitcoin to users instead of small cash rewards.

New users promised $68, but briefly saw multi-million-dollar balances Korean crypto exchange Bithumb says it recovered nearly ...

Bithumb mistakenly distributed $43 billion in Bitcoin during a promotional event, leading to frozen assets and investigations ...

Some recipients reportedly sold the coins before the exchange's "internal control system and promptly restricted transactions ...

Legal experts say civil claims offer Bithumb the clearest route to recovering Bitcoin mistakenly distributed in a $43 billion ...

The Financial Supervisory Service said it plans to build tools that automatically extract suspicious trading patterns by the ...

Bithumb reportedly made a mistake that led to the accidental deposit of large amounts of Bitcoin to various users.

South Korea's FSS has cautioned Bithumb customers about clicking URLs in compensation messages, warning that all links are fraudulent.