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Did you know? Bitcoin once had an excess of 184 billion coins.
On August 15, 2010, the digital currency field witnessed a 'life and death catastrophe'— Bitcoin had an excess of 184 billion coins due to a code vulnerability! This amount is nearly 90,000 times the total supply of Bitcoin (21 million coins), instantly igniting panic in the early community. This incident, known as the '184 billion vulnerability', nearly destroyed Bitcoin's credit system, causing the entire network to collapse overnight.
However, it was this crisis that not only became Bitcoin's darkest moment in history but also a turning point for its rise. Today, let us revisit this thrilling journey of redemption.
However, it was this crisis that not only became Bitcoin's darkest moment in history but also a turning point for its rise. Today, let us revisit this thrilling journey of redemption.
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