Crypto Blunder: User Accidentally Pays $500,000 in Fees for a $200 Bitcoin Transfer
A Bitcoin (BTC) user paid around $500,000 in transaction fees to send just $200 of BTC last weekend, setting a new record in Bitcoin transaction fees. The transaction, made on September 10 at 5.10 PM UTC, was sent from a...
The transaction, made on September 10 at 5.10 PM UTC, was sent from a well-experienced Bitcoin user, which many believe must be either an exchange or some sort of Bitcoin payment provider given a history of sending and receiving more than 120,000 transactions....
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