🚀 Attention Bitcoin miners! A BTC miner, known as Chun, mistakenly received 20 BTC (over $500,000) from cryptocurrency platform Paxos for a transaction of 0.008 BTC ($200). Paxos admitted that a bug in its system caused the network fee overpayment on September 10. Although Chun initially agreed to return the prize, he is now reconsidering his decision and asking the crypto community for advice.
The majority of the community on X (formerly Twitter) believes that Chun has no obligation to return the 20 BTC and suggests that it be distributed among Bitcoin miners. What do you think? Comment below! 🤔
Meanwhile, a recent report from CoinGecko shows that only 65 countries are profitable for solo Bitcoin miners, based on household electricity costs. In Lebanon, mining 1 BTC is 783 times cheaper than in Italy, where it costs $208,560 to produce 1 Bitcoin.
The majority of the community on X (formerly Twitter) believes that Chun has no obligation to return the 20 BTC and suggests that it be distributed among Bitcoin miners. What do you think? Comment below! 🤔
Meanwhile, a recent report from CoinGecko shows that only 65 countries are profitable for solo Bitcoin miners, based on household electricity costs. In Lebanon, mining 1 BTC is 783 times cheaper than in Italy, where it costs $208,560 to produce 1 Bitcoin.