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1️⃣ James Howells (Hard Drive Disaster) 🖥️
A British man, James Howells, accidentally threw away his old hard drive in 2013. It had 8,000+ Bitcoin, which is worth $800M+ today! 😭 Now, he’s digging through landfills, hoping to find it.
2️⃣ Stefan Thomas (Forgotten Password) 🔐
Programmer Stefan Thomas had a digital wallet with 7,002 Bitcoin. He wrote down the password but forgot it! 🤦♂️ Now, he has only 2 attempts left, or the wallet will be locked forever. His BTC is now worth $700M+! 😱
3️⃣ Laszlo Hanyecz (Bitcoin Pizza Guy) 🍕
This guy spent 10,000 BTC just to buy 2 pizzas! At today’s price, that’s worth $1 BILLION+. 😵💀
4️⃣ Mt. Gox Hack (Lost Billions) 💀
In 2014, the Mt. Gox exchange was hacked, and 850,000 BTC were stolen. At today’s value, that’s over $85 BILLION! 😳
Moral of the Story?
Keep your Bitcoin safe, or you’ll regret it sooner or later! 😂💸
💬 What’s your biggest financial loss? Share in the comments! 👇👇
#BitcoinLoss #CryptoRegret #BTC100K #BitcoinHacks #LostFortunes
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1️⃣ James Howells (Hard Drive Disaster) 🖥️
A British man, James Howells, accidentally threw away his old hard drive in 2013. It had 8,000+ Bitcoin, which is worth $800M+ today! 😭 Now, he’s digging through landfills, hoping to find it.
2️⃣ Stefan Thomas (Forgotten Password) 🔐
Programmer Stefan Thomas had a digital wallet with 7,002 Bitcoin. He wrote down the password but forgot it! 🤦♂️ Now, he has only 2 attempts left, or the wallet will be locked forever. His BTC is now worth $700M+! 😱
3️⃣ Laszlo Hanyecz (Bitcoin Pizza Guy) 🍕
This guy spent 10,000 BTC just to buy 2 pizzas! At today’s price, that’s worth $1 BILLION+. 😵💀
4️⃣ Mt. Gox Hack (Lost Billions) 💀
In 2014, the Mt. Gox exchange was hacked, and 850,000 BTC were stolen. At today’s value, that’s over $85 BILLION! 😳
Moral of the Story?
Keep your Bitcoin safe, or you’ll regret it sooner or later! 😂💸
💬 What’s your biggest financial loss? Share in the comments! 👇👇
#BitcoinLoss #CryptoRegret #BTC100K #BitcoinHacks #LostFortunes
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🚨🚨 He saved his Bitcoin wallet seed on Google Photos and lost 45 BTC (R$26 million) to hackers! 😱
The image below shows his desperate plea, begging the scammer to return the funds. 💔👇
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The image below shows his desperate plea, begging the scammer to return the funds. 💔👇
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Bitcoin mempool clears as transaction count hits 11-month low
The pool of unprocessed transactions on the Bitcoin network plummeted on Saturday amid declines in activity on the network, leading several blocks to be mined before they were fully filled with transactions.
In January, Bitcoin's network reached an 11-month low of transactions processed, continuing a three-month streak of declines, according to The Block's data dashboard. Monthly transactions are down over 43% from the network's all-time high monthly transaction count, achieved in Oct. 2024.
Daily transactions appeared to spike in the days leading up to President Trump's inauguration for a second term, before declining again. The seven-day moving average of daily transactions is also at its lowest level since Feb. 2024for a second term, before declining again. The seven-day moving average of daily transactions is also at its lowest level since Feb. 2024.
With the decline in activity, Bitcoin has nearly cleared its backlog of unprocessed transactions, which numbered around 250,000 in late December 2024 according to Johoe's Bitcoin Mempool Statistics. On Saturday, several Bitcoin blocks went unfilled as the mempool cleared out and transaction fees approached record lows.
The reduced activity threatens to make profitable mining trickier, especially in the wake of last year's halving event. Several large Bitcoin mining firms are exploring diversifying their businesses into providing compute for Al and high-performance computing workloads.
Bitcoin's price has stayed largely flat over the past 24 hours, hovering around $101,500, according to The Block's Bitcoin Price Page.#Bitcoin❗ #Bitcoinloss #bitcoinnewsupdate #BitcoinPriceDrop #Share_or_Quote_This_Post
The pool of unprocessed transactions on the Bitcoin network plummeted on Saturday amid declines in activity on the network, leading several blocks to be mined before they were fully filled with transactions.
In January, Bitcoin's network reached an 11-month low of transactions processed, continuing a three-month streak of declines, according to The Block's data dashboard. Monthly transactions are down over 43% from the network's all-time high monthly transaction count, achieved in Oct. 2024.
Daily transactions appeared to spike in the days leading up to President Trump's inauguration for a second term, before declining again. The seven-day moving average of daily transactions is also at its lowest level since Feb. 2024for a second term, before declining again. The seven-day moving average of daily transactions is also at its lowest level since Feb. 2024.
With the decline in activity, Bitcoin has nearly cleared its backlog of unprocessed transactions, which numbered around 250,000 in late December 2024 according to Johoe's Bitcoin Mempool Statistics. On Saturday, several Bitcoin blocks went unfilled as the mempool cleared out and transaction fees approached record lows.
The reduced activity threatens to make profitable mining trickier, especially in the wake of last year's halving event. Several large Bitcoin mining firms are exploring diversifying their businesses into providing compute for Al and high-performance computing workloads.
Bitcoin's price has stayed largely flat over the past 24 hours, hovering around $101,500, according to The Block's Bitcoin Price Page.#Bitcoin❗ #Bitcoinloss #bitcoinnewsupdate #BitcoinPriceDrop #Share_or_Quote_This_Post
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