A Bitcoin Fortune
Lost
Several
days ago a report was made where it was said that there are a number of digital
monies lost somewhere in the world, apparently it is a hard drive that many
claim has information and a possible amount of more than 950 Bitcoins. However,
the person who found it has not been able to access it and other people also
claim that it is a fraud, a deception made to create scandal.
A
renowned exchange house announced that it was the mother of one of its users
who made the find but could not certify the information. If this information is
true, the person who can decipher the code can have a great fortune in their
hands, we are talking about more than 4 million dollars in Bitcoins. They
recognize that the hard drive has the amount of Bitcoins because the previous
user or owner of the disk left written on the label "950 BTC". The
people who found the hard drive apparently got very nervous and could not
believe what they had found.
However,
for many this could be a joke, as it is an exaggerated amount of Bitcoins to
leave it thrown anywhere. Some Bitcoin exchange have made other reports of BTC
code losses but never in such exaggerated amounts as this one. In addition, the
best Bitcoin exchange has security strategies that can be applied in cases like
this as long as the person reports the loss.
Other
users of Bitcoin networks who learned of the find only announced that it is a
fraud, a lie. Many of them said that it may be a high-risk virus that is
affecting the hard drive and may have a cryptographic key. Some of them also
said that several of the best Bitcoin exchange have security mechanisms that
allow to verify if the information is true and even have a strict procedure
through which the digital coins can be recovered.
The
exchange house to which the user of said hard disk belongs is one of the best
Bitcoin rate at world level and other Bitcoin exchange support this
information. With respect to the loss of digital currency, there are more than
300 reports this year of cryptocurrencies that are lost in the network. Some of them are recovered and some are not.
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