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Bitcoin User Accidentally Pays Over $105K To Send Just $10
A Bitcoin user paid a staggering $105,197 to transfer a mere $10 worth of the cryptocurrency, raising questions within the digital asset community. Costly Error Baffles Experts: Late Monday, blockchain data revealed that a Bitcoin user mistakenly paid over $105,197 to transfer a meager 0.00010036 BTC. The funds were sent to a deposit wallet on Kraken, one of the most popular cryptocurrency exchanges, and the hefty fee was collected by MARA Pool, the mining pool that processed the transaction. The transaction, which was brought to light by Crypto enthusiasts on X, has left industry experts scratching their heads. Nick ... (full story)
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