InvestX Guide Explains How To Withdraw Crypto On Revolut

InvestX says withdrawing crypto on Revolut involves transferring crypto assets from a crypto wallet, in this case Revolut, to another.

“Bitcoin shows 2-cent price on Revolut as users report apparent BTC display glitch Screenshots showed BTC briefly far below global market prices, though it remains unclear whether any trades were executed at those levels or whether the move was a display issue”

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The guide says you must have an operational Revolut account with identity verification completed and you must hold cryptos available in your Revolut account.

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It adds that you also need an external crypto wallet compatible with the crypto you want to withdraw, warning that you cannot withdraw Bitcoin from Revolut and send the tokens to an Ethereum address on MetaMask.

InvestX cautions that crypto transactions are decentralized and that once you confirm a transfer it is irrevocable, saying it is impossible to cancel even if it is still being processed on the network.

The article also says crypto withdrawals on Revolut incur two types of fees and that Revolut provides an estimate of applicable fees before validation.

CoinDesk reports that Bitcoin (BTC) at $80,286.38 surpassed $124,000, marking its fourth-highest historical level in 2025.

It says Glassnode's on-chain data suggest the move above the 200-week moving average could mark the early stages of a sustained bull market, anchored by the realized price metric.

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CoinDesk states that the realized price, at $51,888, has now surpassed Bitcoin's 200-week moving average (200WMA), and that the 200WMA is currently at $51,344 acting as long-term support.

The CoinDesk piece also notes that the realized price dropped below the 200-week moving average in June 2022 and remained there for nearly three years before reclaiming it in 2025.

It frames the technical shift as significant because breaching the 200-week moving average again signals renewed investor confidence and a shift in market structure.

L'essentiel says Bitcoin rose above $72,000, reaching a new record this week, and quotes Fabrice Croiseaux, president of Infrachain, saying he is convinced that Bitcoin's price will rise again.

“Revolut is a very popular neobank”

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Croiseaux tells L'essentiel that the rise could be substantial in the coming months and estimates Bitcoin will surpass $100,000, possibly more, while warning that investors will ask, "What would be the best place to develop the activity?"

In a separate CoinDesk report, some Revolut users saw bitcoin prices on the app briefly plunge far below global market prices on Friday before snapping back, with Revolut not commenting by publication time.

CoinDesk says Revolut's official bitcoin page showed BTC briefly marked around £29,414 on Revolut’s one-day chart before returning near £58,600, while other social media posts claimed even lower prints including near-zero prices as low as 2-cents.

CoinDesk quotes Altura co-founder and CEO Ranveer Arora as a possible explanation, saying, "Revolut operates with limited liquidity depth compared to a full exchange" and that a large enough sell order could exhaust bids down to that level before the price recovered.