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The Most Expensive Trash in Bitcoin History: Man Gives Up Searching for $950 Million Hard Drive
British IT engineer James Howells accidentally threw away an old hard drive in 2013, which contained the private keys to 8,000 bitcoins. Today, these bitcoins are worth up to $950 million, but he ultimately decided to stop searching.
Over the past decade, he has made multiple attempts to recover the hard drive and even considered digging up the landfill at his own expense, but local authorities refused due to environmental and safety concerns. As the price of bitcoin soared, this “digital gold” has become an irrevocable loss.
The lesson this teaches us: Management of private keys is crucial; hardware wallets or multiple backups are necessary to avoid “one misstep leading to eternal regret.” Many early bitcoin holders regret their negligence or selling too early, missing out on the opportunity for financial freedom. The real-world dilemma of “digital treasure” means that even knowing where the wealth is, legal and practical obstacles may prevent you from ever retrieving it.
Howells’ experience is arguably the most expensive “slip” in cryptocurrency history and serves as a reminder to all retail investors: in the blockchain world, asset security is always the top priority.
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🚨 P2P SCAM ALERT! 🚨 Just got scammed for 749 USDT on a P2P trade! Buyer made a fake bank transfer, I released the crypto — then they filed a fraud claim and got my account frozen!
⚠️ This is a deliberate, pre-planned con — posing as legit, stealing your crypto, then freezing your funds. This is financial fraud & cybercrime. Stay vigilant!
its in Punp.in site people launch there meme coins in sol network and rug pull.
ManLikeBunny
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This is what a real rug pull looks like
A random dev dropped a video showing step by step how a scam token is launched fake hype is pumped and then the cash gets drained. No words can explain it better than this
"If Imran Khan were to launch his own cryptocurrency, it would undoubtedly send shockwaves through the global crypto landscape. The hypothetical $IKHAN token would likely capitalize on his immense popularity and influence, potentially revolutionizing the financial sector in Pakistan and beyond. By harnessing the power of blockchain technology and leveraging his massive following, Imran Khan could spearhead a movement that combines people, purpose, and innovation, thereby redefining the future of cryptocurrency in the region."
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Ali_crypto21
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🚀 What if Imran Khan launched his own crypto? 💰 $IKHAN could shake the whole crypto world! 🔥 Not just a coin — a movement. #ImranKhanCoin #IKHAN #CryptoPower #Binance $BNB $HYPE
Everyone has right to speak his/ her bullshit mind.
HASHIM_SABOOR
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🚀💸 XRP to Hit $121,590? Brad Garlinghouse Drops a Bombshell! ‼️🔥
In a jaw-dropping statement, 🗣️ Brad Garlinghouse, CEO of Ripple, has predicted that XRP's market cap could skyrocket to a mind-blowing $650 TRILLION — potentially surpassing Bitcoin not just in market cap but also in price! 🪙📈 $XRP $XRP $ETH
💥 In 2015, I bought 200 $ETH for ~$1 — just to try "what is this Ether thing". I stored it on a hard drive in Mist Wallet, thinking: alright, let it be. Then I sold the computer, left the hard drive in a drawer… and forgot.
⏳ In 2021, I remember. $ETH — over $4,000. Balance — almost $800,000. I found that very disk — but it won't boot. The wallet won't open, no seed phrases. All attempts to recover — fruitless.
🪫 That feeling: to see the funds but have no access to them — like looking at a winning lottery ticket… in a locked safe without a key.
🧠 Moral: • Never ignore backups • Store seed phrases offline and in multiple places • Even if a coin seems like a "raw startup" — tomorrow it can be the foundation of a new economy
📉 It wasn't just a coin that was lost — it was an opportunity. All because of one missing file.
A solo Bitcoin miner won the full block reward of 3.173 BTC
A solo Bitcoin miner won the full block reward of 3.173 BTC using a small-scale mining rig with 2.3 petahash per second (PH/s).
Mempool Space website showed that the solo miner known as Solo CK won a total of $349,028 worth of Bitcoin subsidy and fees after solving block number 903,883. The miner netted 3.10918096 BTC, equivalent to $338,105 after paying the pool’s fees of 0.06345267 BTC.
The miner won the Bitcoin block reward through the CKpool platform while running hardware with a hashrate of 2.3 PH/s. The CKpool dev and admin, Con Kolivas, posted about the achievement of the solo miner on X and congratulated him.
Source: Con Kolivas
This solo miner beat incredible odds
At around 2.3 PH/s, Solo CK controlled a tiny fraction of the global Bitcoin network hashrate, which ranges between 600 and 700 EH/s (exahash per second). Statistically, this translates to a ~0.004% chance per day of finding a block—which equates to Con Kolivas’ calculation of “once every 8 years” average.
The log output shared by the CKpool admin on X showed that the solo miner’s rig averaged ~2.3 PH/s over the past hour and between ~2.17 to 2.22 PH/s over the past 1 to 7 days prior to solving the block. This average hashrate is considered high for a solo miner, suggesting a powerful setup roughly equivalent to the output of 10 Antminer S21 units.
The log also showed that the block difficulty was at 941 trillion, and the solo miner submitted about 79.6 trillion shares (or attempts) before solving the block. This equates to 68% of the expected effort needed to solve a Bitcoin block, meaning the solo miner solved the block earlier than average.
Solo miners solved many Bitcoin blocks this year
This is not the first time a solo miner hits the jackpot and takes the full Bitcoin block reward.
In February 2025, a solo miner solved block number 883,181 and won 3.125 BTC block, which was worth over $300,000. A Bitcoin miner said on X that the winner used an implementation of the CKPool and speculated the usage of Bitaxe.
In March another solo miner solved block number 887,212 and won around 3.15 BTC, equal to $263,000 at the time. Con Kolivas shared the news on X and said the miner used a 480 GH/s Bitaxe device to solve the block with a hashrate of just 3.3 TH/s on CKpool.
Such a miner has less than a 1-in-a-million chance of finding a block per day — meaning, on average, it would take about 3,500 years to discover one.
Bitaxe is a DIY open-source Bitcoin miner often used by hobbyists. It’s made with a single ASIC chip, typically from the Antminer S9 series and has a hashrate of around 480 GH/s.
On June 5th, a solo miner won $330,000 after mining block number 899,826 and getting 3.125 BTC. The miner obtained the block rewards through the CKpool and used a high hashrate of 259 PH/s, which is based on a rental basis from a cloud service.
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