British Man Who Lost 7,500 BTC Sues for Right to Search Council Landfill
A British computer expert, who inadvertently misplaced a hard drive containing 7,500 bitcoins, has initiated a legal action to compel the Newport City Council to permit him to search through the landfill where the storag...
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