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A graphical error on TradingView caused Bitcoin to temporarily wick to zero on MEXC. This caused a social media uproar, but the glitch was not visible on MEXC’s own platform. Nonetheless, MEXC’s trading volume spiked over 51% in the last 24 hours. Unverified rumors can take off like wildfire if not addressed, potentially leading to token dumps and market chaos. A Bitcoin Error on MEXC MEXC, a Seychelles-based centralized exchange, has been focusing on new upgrades this year. After outpacing competitors with meme coin listings in 2024, it announced today that it’s shifting from quantity to quality. However, this was overshadowed by other events, as traders reported that Bitcoin briefly wicked to zero on MEXC. This is what happened on MEXC yesterday. A wick sending bitcoin to ZERO for a few seconds, liquidating all BTC longs. MEXC is a SCAM, i told you. This exchange is owned by CRIMINALS. When i say folks will wish they paid attention to my posts, I’m not joking. pic.twitter.com/rPf5X9eFAO — Crypto Beast (@cryptobeastreal) June 6, 2025 This immediately caused a social media uproar, as such an error in Bitcoin’s price would severely impact MEXC users. If BTC went from over $100,000 to $0, this would immediately liquidate all users’ long positions. Such a scandal might be worse than Hyperliquid’s JELLYJELLY incident, as this would be caused by a site error instead of trader activity. However, MEXC’s team went on social media to address the alleged Bitcoin wick, claiming that it only happened on TradingView’s own site: “We have recently become aware of some posts circulating on certain accounts claiming that MEXC’s BTC candle wick dropped to 0. We would like to clarify that this was simply a display error on the TradingView platform on June 5, and there was no such issue on MEXC’s…

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Filed under: News - @ June 6, 2025 7:20 pm