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The Gwangju Prosecutor's Office has retrieved all 320 lost Bitcoins, stating that there was no internal employee involvement in the incident.

The São Paulo Public Prosecutor's Office has seized significant amounts of currency and cryptocurrency as part of an ongoing investigation into corruption within the state's tax authority.

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb accidentally distributed bitcoins amounting to $40 billion due to a technical mishap.

Bithumb's CEO acknowledged that there were two previous instances of overpayments similar to the recent incident involving 620,000 ghost bitcoins.

Bithumb accidentally credited users with non-existent bitcoins, resulting in a $44 billion blunder and raising concerns over the safety of cryptocurrency exchanges.

A South Korean cryptocurrency exchange mistakenly distributed $40 billion in bitcoins to its users before recovering most of the funds after a brief period.

Bithumb, South Korea's second-largest cryptocurrency exchange, mistakenly issued 620,000 'ghost bitcoins' due to an accounting error, leading to a significant drop in market trust and Bitcoin prices.

Bithumb, a South Korean cryptocurrency exchange, inadvertently distributed 620,000 bitcoins worth over $60 billion to its users due to a promotional error.

A cryptocurrency exchange mistakenly distributed bitcoins worth over $44 billion due to a promotional error, sparking a wave of sell-offs.

Bithumb, a South Korean crypto platform, mistakenly transferred 620,000 Bitcoins worth approximately 37 billion euros to its users instead of a minor promotional amount during a marketing campaign.

A South Korean cryptocurrency exchange mistakenly transferred over $40 billion in bitcoins to its users due to a promotional error, leading to a temporary suspension of operations.

A South Korean cryptocurrency exchange apologized for mistakenly transferring more than 40 billion dollars worth of bitcoins to users, leading to a brief selling frenzy on the platform.

The South Korean cryptocurrency platform Bithumb inadvertently distributed 620,000 bitcoins to users during a promotional event, with most funds reportedly recovered swiftly by the company.

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb accidentally distributed bitcoins worth over $44 billion to users as promotional rewards, resulting in a significant drop in the exchange's value.

In a major operational blunder, South Korean exchange platform Bithumb mistakenly distributed bitcoins valued at approximately $44 billion instead of a planned small monetary bonus to customers.

Bithumb mistakenly distributed 60 trillion won worth of bitcoins during a promotional event and has recovered over 99% of the funds after realizing the error.

Accidentally, Bithumb distributed nearly 500,000 bitcoins to hundreds of users during an event, resulting in a market price drop of over 10%.

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Prenetics has announced that it will stop purchasing bitcoins as of December 4th and will redirect its efforts towards its nutritional supplement brand, IM8.