Bitcoin and the Lost Password đ˛đ˛đ˛
Rajesh was a simple man with a not-so-simple dream: to become a Bitcoin millionaire. Back in 2012, his friend convinced him to buy 10 Bitcoins for just $50. Rajesh didnât understand crypto, but he loved the idea of being rich, so he bought the coins and stored them in a digital wallet.
âJust donât lose your password,â his friend warned.
Fast forward to 2024, and Bitcoin was now worth $100,000 per coin. Rajesh was about to become a millionaireâor so he thought.
The Hunt Begins
Excited, he opened his old laptop, only to realize heâd forgotten the wallet password. After dozens of failed attempts (including âraj123,â âilovecrypto,â and âpassword123â), he panicked.
Desperate, Rajesh hired a hacker. The hacker tried everything: brute force attacks, quantum algorithms, even asking ChatGPT. Nothing worked.
A Twist of Fate
Defeated, Rajesh decided to give up and threw the laptop into his storage room. But as he turned to leave, a Post-it fell from an old notebook. On it were scribbled the words:
âWallet: Rajesh2024!â
Heart pounding, he rushed back, entered the password, andâsuccess! His Bitcoin fortune was intact.
The Irony
Overjoyed, Rajesh decided to cash out immediately. But in his excitement, he forgot to check the transaction fee. It wiped out half his fortune.
Moral of the story? Always write down your password, but double-check the fees before cashing out!
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