Bithumb Wins 194M Won Bitcoin Recovery Lawsuit

Bithumb Wins First-Instance Rulings Over $40B Bitcoin Error

South Korean exchange Bithumb won first-instance rulings in two suits seeking proceeds from users who sold Bitcoin credited in its $40billion error

Bithumb wins 194M won Bitcoin recovery lawsuit

Bithumb won a first-instance ruling ordering the return of 194 million won from Bitcoin mistakenly credited during its February payout error.

Bithumb Wins 2nd Case Over Its $43B Bitcoin Credit Error

Why Did Bithumb Sue Its Own Users? Bithumb has won another lawsuit seeking the return of proceeds from bitcoin mistakenly credited to customers during a February promotional campaign, giving the South Korean crypto exchange its second victory among four civil cases stemming from the error. The Seoul Central District Court ruled Thursday that the defendant must return proceeds from bitcoin sold after it was erroneously added to the user’s account…

Bithumb Wins Court Ruling After 620,000 Bitcoin Error Hits $43 Billion

South Korea’s Bithumb just won a lawsuit nobody saw coming. The exchange beat back legal claims tied to a February… Read the original on Bithumb Prevails in Lawsuit Over Massive 620,000 Bitcoin Distribution Error. For more crypto news and analysis, visit TheCurrencyAnalytics.com.

Bithumb scores court wins in Bitcoin transfer error case

Bithumb has won a second court ruling ordering a customer to hand back proceeds from bitcoin the exchange mistakenly paid out in February.  The company has two related suits that are still awaiting judgment. And while Bithumb fights to recover the last of the money it mistakenly paid out, smaller domestic rivals are offering lower trading fees.   Why is Bithumb taking customers to court?  Kim Yu-seong, a single-judge civil court judge in the Seo…

Bithumb Prevails in Two Lawsuits Over Incorrect Bitcoin Credits

South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb has reportedly secured its first-instance court wins in two of four lawsuits aimed at recovering money from users who sold Bitcoin that was mistakenly credited to their accounts. The decisions, handed down by the Seoul Central District Court, mark another step in the exchange’s attempt to unwind a high-profile accounting error from February 2026. According to a report by Chosun Biz, the court ruled in favor o…