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đ Buried Millions: The Man Who Spent a Decade Chasing a Digital Ghost
In 2013, James Howells â an IT engineer from Newport, Wales â made one fateful mistake.
He tossed an old hard drive into the trashâŠ
That hard drive held 8,000 Bitcoin.
Today, thatâs worth over $750 million.
With a single careless throw, he lost a fortune â and it never stopped haunting him.
đ§ 10 Years of Obsession, Hope, and Heartbreak
For over a decade, James didnât just regret the loss â
he relentlessly chased it.
He studied landfill maps.
He tracked waste management routes.
He spent years building an $11 million recovery plan using:
AI-powered drones
Robotic arms
Environmental crews
He promised to share 25% of the treasure with Newport.
He begged the city council for access.
But every request ended the same:
âPermission denied.â
Still, he kept going.
Rain, mud, rejection â nothing could stop the man chasing a digital dream buried in garbage.
âïž 2025: The Final Blow
This year, his last hope vanished.
The UK High Court officially ended the fight:
Even if James finds the drive â he has no legal right to retrieve it.
Ten years of passion, planning, and painâŠ
Gone.
âItâs finished. Thereâs nothing more I can do.â
â James Howells, 2025
đ§ A Heartbreaking Reminder
This is more than just a crypto story.
Itâs a warning etched in heartbreak:
Bitcoin doesnât forgive.
Lose your private key, and itâs gone forever.
One small mistake can cost you a lifetime of fortune.
James didnât just lose money.
He lost time. Hope. Sleep.
And a piece of himself.
Guard your crypto. Guard it like your life.
Because some mistakes can never be dug back up.
#CryptoTragedy #JamesHowells #BuriedBitcoin #DigitalResponsibility $BTC
In 2013, James Howells â an IT engineer from Newport, Wales â made one fateful mistake.
He tossed an old hard drive into the trashâŠ
That hard drive held 8,000 Bitcoin.
Today, thatâs worth over $750 million.
With a single careless throw, he lost a fortune â and it never stopped haunting him.
đ§ 10 Years of Obsession, Hope, and Heartbreak
For over a decade, James didnât just regret the loss â
he relentlessly chased it.
He studied landfill maps.
He tracked waste management routes.
He spent years building an $11 million recovery plan using:
AI-powered drones
Robotic arms
Environmental crews
He promised to share 25% of the treasure with Newport.
He begged the city council for access.
But every request ended the same:
âPermission denied.â
Still, he kept going.
Rain, mud, rejection â nothing could stop the man chasing a digital dream buried in garbage.
âïž 2025: The Final Blow
This year, his last hope vanished.
The UK High Court officially ended the fight:
Even if James finds the drive â he has no legal right to retrieve it.
Ten years of passion, planning, and painâŠ
Gone.
âItâs finished. Thereâs nothing more I can do.â
â James Howells, 2025
đ§ A Heartbreaking Reminder
This is more than just a crypto story.
Itâs a warning etched in heartbreak:
Bitcoin doesnât forgive.
Lose your private key, and itâs gone forever.
One small mistake can cost you a lifetime of fortune.
James didnât just lose money.
He lost time. Hope. Sleep.
And a piece of himself.
Guard your crypto. Guard it like your life.
Because some mistakes can never be dug back up.
#CryptoTragedy #JamesHowells #BuriedBitcoin #DigitalResponsibility $BTC
đšđš After 12 years, #JamesHowells , the man who accidentally threw away a hard drive with 8000 #bitcoin in 2013 (now worth $950M), has finally ended his search
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UK man who lost 8,000 $BTC in landfill says he hasnât given up, pivots to tokenizing legal claim
James Howells, the man who has been hunting down his lost hard drive containing 8,000 $BTC , addressed circulating reports claiming that he has given up on his 12-year search.
In 2013, a British IT engineer accidentally threw out his hard drive containing Bitcoin he had mined a few years earlier, which ended up in a landfill site in Newport.
As bitcoin's value soared exponentially over the following years, Howells sought permission to excavate the landfill, only to have his request rejected by the regional council. Howells explored other options, such as using AI to help locate the hard drive. With today's bitcoin price of $114,231, Howell's lost hard drive is worth around $915 million.
Earlier this week, several social media posts emerged saying that Howells has officially ended his quest to recover the lost bitcoin.
"No, I have not 'given up," Howells told The Block via direct message on social media platform X. "The story going around is partially true, but not in the way itâs being framed."
Howells explained that on July 1, he made a formal offer of between $33 million and $40 million in value to acquire and excavate the Newport landfill site, sent to the Newport City Council's leader, legal team and a member of its parliament.
To raise funds for the acquisition, Howells had announced plans to launch an Ordinals-based token in October, representing 21% of the lost wallet's value.
Despite the sizable amount of the offer, Newport representatives have not replied or acknowledged the offer, according to Howells.
"So hereâs where we stand â If they wonât sell, thereâs no need for a token sale to buy the landfill," Howells said. "I am no longer pursuing the purchase of the landfill, I am no longer pursuing excavation or remediation, I am no longer pursuing dialogue with the council or its representatives."
#BTCRecovery #JamesHowells #btc #theblock #cryptominister
James Howells, the man who has been hunting down his lost hard drive containing 8,000 $BTC , addressed circulating reports claiming that he has given up on his 12-year search.
In 2013, a British IT engineer accidentally threw out his hard drive containing Bitcoin he had mined a few years earlier, which ended up in a landfill site in Newport.
As bitcoin's value soared exponentially over the following years, Howells sought permission to excavate the landfill, only to have his request rejected by the regional council. Howells explored other options, such as using AI to help locate the hard drive. With today's bitcoin price of $114,231, Howell's lost hard drive is worth around $915 million.
Earlier this week, several social media posts emerged saying that Howells has officially ended his quest to recover the lost bitcoin.
"No, I have not 'given up," Howells told The Block via direct message on social media platform X. "The story going around is partially true, but not in the way itâs being framed."
Howells explained that on July 1, he made a formal offer of between $33 million and $40 million in value to acquire and excavate the Newport landfill site, sent to the Newport City Council's leader, legal team and a member of its parliament.
To raise funds for the acquisition, Howells had announced plans to launch an Ordinals-based token in October, representing 21% of the lost wallet's value.
Despite the sizable amount of the offer, Newport representatives have not replied or acknowledged the offer, according to Howells.
"So hereâs where we stand â If they wonât sell, thereâs no need for a token sale to buy the landfill," Howells said. "I am no longer pursuing the purchase of the landfill, I am no longer pursuing excavation or remediation, I am no longer pursuing dialogue with the council or its representatives."
#BTCRecovery #JamesHowells #btc #theblock #cryptominister
UK man who lost 8,000 bitcoin in landfill says he hasnât given up, pivots to tokenizing legal claim
James Howells, the man who has been hunting down his lost hard drive containing 8,000 BTC, addressed circulating reports claiming that he has given up on his 12-year search.
In 2013, a British IT engineer accidentally threw out his hard drive containing Bitcoin he had mined a few years earlier, which ended up in a landfill site in Newport.
As bitcoin's value soared exponentially over the following years, Howells sought permission to excavate the landfill, only to have his request rejected by the regional council. Howells explored other options, such as using AI to help locate the hard drive. With today's bitcoin price of $114,231, Howell's lost hard drive is worth around $915 million.
Earlier this week, several social media posts emerged saying that Howells has officially ended his quest to recover the lost bitcoin.
"No, I have not 'given up," Howells told The Block via direct message on social media platform X. "The story going around is partially true, but not in the way itâs being framed."
Howells explained that on July 1, he made a formal offer of between $33 million and $40 million in value to acquire and excavate the Newport landfill site, sent to the Newport City Council's leader, legal team and a member of its parliament.
To raise funds for the acquisition, Howells had announced plans to launch an Ordinals-based token in October, representing 21% of the lost wallet's value.
Despite the sizable amount of the offer, Newport representatives have not replied or acknowledged the offer, according to Howells.
"So hereâs where we stand â If they wonât sell, thereâs no need for a token sale to buy the landfill," Howells said. "I am no longer pursuing the purchase of the landfill, I am no longer pursuing excavation or remediation, I am no longer pursuing dialogue with the council or its representatives."
#BTCRecovery #JamesHowells #btc #theblock #cryptominister
James Howells, the man who has been hunting down his lost hard drive containing 8,000 BTC, addressed circulating reports claiming that he has given up on his 12-year search.
In 2013, a British IT engineer accidentally threw out his hard drive containing Bitcoin he had mined a few years earlier, which ended up in a landfill site in Newport.
As bitcoin's value soared exponentially over the following years, Howells sought permission to excavate the landfill, only to have his request rejected by the regional council. Howells explored other options, such as using AI to help locate the hard drive. With today's bitcoin price of $114,231, Howell's lost hard drive is worth around $915 million.
Earlier this week, several social media posts emerged saying that Howells has officially ended his quest to recover the lost bitcoin.
"No, I have not 'given up," Howells told The Block via direct message on social media platform X. "The story going around is partially true, but not in the way itâs being framed."
Howells explained that on July 1, he made a formal offer of between $33 million and $40 million in value to acquire and excavate the Newport landfill site, sent to the Newport City Council's leader, legal team and a member of its parliament.
To raise funds for the acquisition, Howells had announced plans to launch an Ordinals-based token in October, representing 21% of the lost wallet's value.
Despite the sizable amount of the offer, Newport representatives have not replied or acknowledged the offer, according to Howells.
"So hereâs where we stand â If they wonât sell, thereâs no need for a token sale to buy the landfill," Howells said. "I am no longer pursuing the purchase of the landfill, I am no longer pursuing excavation or remediation, I am no longer pursuing dialogue with the council or its representatives."
#BTCRecovery #JamesHowells #btc #theblock #cryptominister
đ§đ”đČ $đ°đŹđŹđ đ§đ„đđŠđ đŠđ§đąđ„đŹ
đïžđžA true crypto tragedyâŠ
Let me tell you about a man named đđźđșđČđ đđŒđđČđčđčđâa guy who accidentally threw away a hard drive with đŽ,đŹđŹđŹ đđ§đ on it.
Yep. You read that right.
đŽ,đŹđŹđŹ. đđ¶đđ°đŒđ¶đ». đđŒđ»đČ.
Today? Thatâs worth $đłđŹđŹ+ đ đđđđđąđĄ.
FOUR. HUNDRED. MILLION. DOLLARS.
đđ» đ đđźđ»đ±đłđ¶đčđč.
đđ°đźđŠđžđ©đŠđłđŠ đȘđŻ đđŠđžđ±đ°đłđ”, đđąđđŠđŽ.
Imagine mining Bitcoin back in 2009 like, â LOL this internet money is funny â..âŠand then throwing away the equivalent of a small country's GDP with your old USB cables.
đŁđčđŒđ đđđ¶đđ:
He knows exactly where the drive was tossed. Heâs been begging the city to let him dig up the dump. Heâs offered to give them a đ°đđ đŒđł đđ”đČ đłđŒđżđđđ»đČ. Heâs teamed up with đđ đČđ đœđČđżđđ, đČđ»đđ¶đżđŒđ»đșđČđ»đđźđč đđ°đ¶đČđ»đđ¶đđđ, đČđđČđ» đżđŒđŻđŒđđ. All to search through đșđŒđđ»đđźđ¶đ»đ đŒđł đđżđźđđ” for one stupid little hard drive.
But the city said:
âđĄđźđ”, đđŒđđ»đ±đ đșđČđđđ.â
___________________
Bro. Messy? It's generational wealth sitting under banana peels.
A reminder that early crypto stories werenât just about gainsâthey were also about đđ»đżđČđźđčđ¶đđČđ± đłđŒđżđđđ»đČđ đčđŒđđ đđŒ đđ¶đșđČ, đđČđ°đ”... đźđ»đ± đđżđźđđ”.
So next time you misplace a USB stick? Just remember: Youâre probably not losing half a billion bucks. (Probably.)
đ đŒđżđźđč đŒđł đđ”đČ đđđŒđżđ:
đ§ Back up your wallets.
đïž Never underestimate whatâs in the trash.
#crypto #loss #JamesHowells
đïžđžA true crypto tragedyâŠ
Let me tell you about a man named đđźđșđČđ đđŒđđČđčđčđâa guy who accidentally threw away a hard drive with đŽ,đŹđŹđŹ đđ§đ on it.
Yep. You read that right.
đŽ,đŹđŹđŹ. đđ¶đđ°đŒđ¶đ». đđŒđ»đČ.
Today? Thatâs worth $đłđŹđŹ+ đ đđđđđąđĄ.
FOUR. HUNDRED. MILLION. DOLLARS.
đđ» đ đđźđ»đ±đłđ¶đčđč.
đđ°đźđŠđžđ©đŠđłđŠ đȘđŻ đđŠđžđ±đ°đłđ”, đđąđđŠđŽ.
Imagine mining Bitcoin back in 2009 like, â LOL this internet money is funny â..âŠand then throwing away the equivalent of a small country's GDP with your old USB cables.
đŁđčđŒđ đđđ¶đđ:
He knows exactly where the drive was tossed. Heâs been begging the city to let him dig up the dump. Heâs offered to give them a đ°đđ đŒđł đđ”đČ đłđŒđżđđđ»đČ. Heâs teamed up with đđ đČđ đœđČđżđđ, đČđ»đđ¶đżđŒđ»đșđČđ»đđźđč đđ°đ¶đČđ»đđ¶đđđ, đČđđČđ» đżđŒđŻđŒđđ. All to search through đșđŒđđ»đđźđ¶đ»đ đŒđł đđżđźđđ” for one stupid little hard drive.
But the city said:
âđĄđźđ”, đđŒđđ»đ±đ đșđČđđđ.â
___________________
Bro. Messy? It's generational wealth sitting under banana peels.
A reminder that early crypto stories werenât just about gainsâthey were also about đđ»đżđČđźđčđ¶đđČđ± đłđŒđżđđđ»đČđ đčđŒđđ đđŒ đđ¶đșđČ, đđČđ°đ”... đźđ»đ± đđżđźđđ”.
So next time you misplace a USB stick? Just remember: Youâre probably not losing half a billion bucks. (Probably.)
đ đŒđżđźđč đŒđł đđ”đČ đđđŒđżđ:
đ§ Back up your wallets.
đïž Never underestimate whatâs in the trash.
#crypto #loss #JamesHowells
The Programmer Who Lost 8,000 BTC: The Costliest Mistake in Crypto History
Back in 2009, James Howells, a technical engineer from Newport, UK, was an early explorer of Bitcoinâlong before it made headlines. Using an old laptop, he mined around 8,000 BTC when Bitcoin was still a niche concept, virtually worthless and known only to a handful of tech enthusiasts.
The Critical Mistake: Tossing Away a Fortune
After mining, Howells saved the private keys to his digital wallet on an external hard drive. But in 2013, during a routine office cleanup, he mistakenly threw the drive out, believing it was junk. By the time he realized the blunder, it had already been buried in a local landfill.
What seemed like a small oversight quickly became a financial tragedy. As Bitcoinâs price skyrocketed, that discarded hard driveâs value soared â at its peak, worth over $480 million.
The Recovery Mission: Millions Buried in the Trash
Since then, Howells has spent years trying to get permission from the Newport City Council to dig up the landfill. Heâs proposed high-tech, multi-million dollar excavation projects, collaborated with AI and data recovery experts, and secured private backing â but local authorities continue to block his efforts.
The Takeaway
James Howellsâ story is a powerful reminder for every crypto investor:
Lose your keys, lose your coins.
In the world of digital assets, security isnât just important â itâs everything.
#CryptoHistory #bitcoin #JamesHowells #LostBTC #Write2Earn
The Critical Mistake: Tossing Away a Fortune
After mining, Howells saved the private keys to his digital wallet on an external hard drive. But in 2013, during a routine office cleanup, he mistakenly threw the drive out, believing it was junk. By the time he realized the blunder, it had already been buried in a local landfill.
What seemed like a small oversight quickly became a financial tragedy. As Bitcoinâs price skyrocketed, that discarded hard driveâs value soared â at its peak, worth over $480 million.
The Recovery Mission: Millions Buried in the Trash
Since then, Howells has spent years trying to get permission from the Newport City Council to dig up the landfill. Heâs proposed high-tech, multi-million dollar excavation projects, collaborated with AI and data recovery experts, and secured private backing â but local authorities continue to block his efforts.
The Takeaway
James Howellsâ story is a powerful reminder for every crypto investor:
Lose your keys, lose your coins.
In the world of digital assets, security isnât just important â itâs everything.
#CryptoHistory #bitcoin #JamesHowells #LostBTC #Write2Earn
đšBREAKING:đš
JAMES HOWELLS HAS FINALLY GIVEN UP HIS SEARCH FOR THE HARD DRIVE HE ACCIDENTALLY THREW AWAY IN 2013 THAT HELD 8,000 BITCOIN, NOW WORTH $950 MILLION
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JAMES HOWELLS HAS FINALLY GIVEN UP HIS SEARCH FOR THE HARD DRIVE HE ACCIDENTALLY THREW AWAY IN 2013 THAT HELD 8,000 BITCOIN, NOW WORTH $950 MILLION
$BTC #JamesHowells #BinanceHODLerTOWNS #FOMCMeeting
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đž After 12 years, James Howells is giving up the hunt for his lost hard drive with 8,000 BTC (~$950M đ±).
He accidentally tossed it in 2013 and begged Newport city to help search the landfill. They refused. Now the crypto treasure is officially gone forever. đđŸ
#Bitcoin #Crypto #LostTreasure #JamesHowells $BTC
He accidentally tossed it in 2013 and begged Newport city to help search the landfill. They refused. Now the crypto treasure is officially gone forever. đđŸ
#Bitcoin #Crypto #LostTreasure #JamesHowells $BTC
đž UK Man Who Lost 8,000 BTC in Landfill Says: âI Havenât Given Upâ
Remember James Howells â the British man who accidentally threw away a hard drive with 8,000 BTC back in 2013?
That drive is now worth around $915 million at todayâs Bitcoin price ($114,231), and it's buried somewhere in a landfill in Newport, Wales.
đ Lost, But Not Forgotten
Howells mined the BTC years ago but mistakenly tossed the drive during a home clean-up.
Since then, heâs spent over a decade trying to get permission to dig it up â but local officials keep saying no.
đ€ From AI to Tokenization
Heâs tried AI tech to help locate it.
He even offered $33Mâ$40M to buy and dig the site.
In October, he planned to launch a token (based on Bitcoin Ordinals) tied to 21% of the lost walletâs value to raise funds.
ButâŠ
đ The Newport Council didnât respond.
đ« Not Giving Up, Just Switching Tactics
Despite rumors online, Howells says he hasnât given up.
đ âIâm just no longer trying to buy or dig the landfill,â he said.
Heâs stopped negotiations with the council â but still has other plans in the works.
đź Whatâs Next?
James may be done with the landfill, but heâs not done with the mission to recover the value of his BTC.
Weâll be watching to see what he does with his token idea and whether his Bitcoin ever makes a comeback.
đŹ Would you buy a token linked to this lost BTC story?
#BTCRecovery #JamesHowells #BitcoinLost #CryptoHistory #BTC
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That drive is now worth around $915 million at todayâs Bitcoin price ($114,231), and it's buried somewhere in a landfill in Newport, Wales.
đ Lost, But Not Forgotten
Howells mined the BTC years ago but mistakenly tossed the drive during a home clean-up.
Since then, heâs spent over a decade trying to get permission to dig it up â but local officials keep saying no.
đ€ From AI to Tokenization
Heâs tried AI tech to help locate it.
He even offered $33Mâ$40M to buy and dig the site.
In October, he planned to launch a token (based on Bitcoin Ordinals) tied to 21% of the lost walletâs value to raise funds.
ButâŠ
đ The Newport Council didnât respond.
đ« Not Giving Up, Just Switching Tactics
Despite rumors online, Howells says he hasnât given up.
đ âIâm just no longer trying to buy or dig the landfill,â he said.
Heâs stopped negotiations with the council â but still has other plans in the works.
đź Whatâs Next?
James may be done with the landfill, but heâs not done with the mission to recover the value of his BTC.
Weâll be watching to see what he does with his token idea and whether his Bitcoin ever makes a comeback.
đŹ Would you buy a token linked to this lost BTC story?
#BTCRecovery #JamesHowells #BitcoinLost #CryptoHistory #BTC
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After 12 Years, James Howells Finally Gives Up on Recovering His $500 Million$BTC Bitcoin Hard Drive
After 12 long years of relentless efforts, James Howells â the man who accidentally threw away a hard drive containing 8,000 Bitcoins â has finally given up on his mission to retrieve it.
In 2013, the Welsh IT engineer mistakenly discarded the hard drive during a routine house clean-up in Newport, Wales. At the time, Bitcoin was worth only a few hundred dollars. Today, those lost coins are valued at over $500 million, making it one of the most infamous personal losses in crypto history.
Howells spent more than a decade trying to persuade the Newport City Council to allow an organized excavation of the landfill where the hard drive is believed to be buried. His proposals included multimillion-dollar, high-tech recovery plans involving AI, robotic dogs, and expert dig teams â all self-funded and environmentally conscious.
Despite gaining global media attention and backing from private investors, the council consistently denied his requests, citing environmental, legal, and health concerns.
Now, after 12 years of rejection, financial stress, and emotional exhaustion, Howells has officially ended his search. In his own words, "Iâve done everything I can. Itâs time to let go."
James Howellsâ story stands as a legendary example of cryptoâs unforgiving nature. His experience is a stark reminder that, in the world of decentralized finance, losing access to your private keys means losing everything â permanently.#JamesHowells
After 12 long years of relentless efforts, James Howells â the man who accidentally threw away a hard drive containing 8,000 Bitcoins â has finally given up on his mission to retrieve it.
In 2013, the Welsh IT engineer mistakenly discarded the hard drive during a routine house clean-up in Newport, Wales. At the time, Bitcoin was worth only a few hundred dollars. Today, those lost coins are valued at over $500 million, making it one of the most infamous personal losses in crypto history.
Howells spent more than a decade trying to persuade the Newport City Council to allow an organized excavation of the landfill where the hard drive is believed to be buried. His proposals included multimillion-dollar, high-tech recovery plans involving AI, robotic dogs, and expert dig teams â all self-funded and environmentally conscious.
Despite gaining global media attention and backing from private investors, the council consistently denied his requests, citing environmental, legal, and health concerns.
Now, after 12 years of rejection, financial stress, and emotional exhaustion, Howells has officially ended his search. In his own words, "Iâve done everything I can. Itâs time to let go."
James Howellsâ story stands as a legendary example of cryptoâs unforgiving nature. His experience is a stark reminder that, in the world of decentralized finance, losing access to your private keys means losing everything â permanently.#JamesHowells
NgÆ°á»i ÄĂ n Ăng Máș„t 8.000 BTC Trong BĂŁi RĂĄc Giá» Muá»n Mua LáșĄi CáșŁ Khu Äáș„t Äá» TĂŹm LáșĄi TĂ i SáșŁn
#JamesHowells , má»t ká»č sÆ° mĂĄy tĂnh ngÆ°á»i Anh, ÄĂŁ máș„t 8.000 Bitcoin trong má»t bĂŁi rĂĄc á» Newport, Wales cĂĄch ÄĂąy 11 nÄm. Sá» BTC nĂ y hiá»n trá» giĂĄ khoáșŁng 780 triá»u USD, vĂ ĂŽng ÄĂŁ dĂ nh hÆĄn má»t tháșp ká»· Äá» tĂŹm cĂĄch ÄĂ o láșĄi chiáșżc á» cứng bá» chĂŽn vĂči.
Káșż HoáșĄch "ÄĂ o VĂ ng" Báș„t ThĂ nh
Howells ÄĂŁ nhiá»u láș§n xin phĂ©p chĂnh quyá»n thĂ nh phá» Newport Äá» tĂŹm kiáșżm á» cứng, nhÆ°ng Äá»u bá» từ chá»i. LĂœ do ÄÆ°á»Łc ÄÆ°a ra lĂ viá»c khai quáșt bĂŁi rĂĄc cĂł thá» gĂąy rủi ro vá» mĂŽi trÆ°á»ng vĂ lĂ m giĂĄn ÄoáșĄn hoáșĄt Äá»ng của thĂ nh phá».
KhĂŽng bá» cuá»c, Howells từng Äá» xuáș„t má»t káșż hoáșĄch tĂŹm kiáșżm tiĂȘn tiáșżn vá»i sá»± há» trợ của trĂ tuá» nhĂąn táșĄo (AI), robot cĂŽng nghiá»p vĂ cĂĄc chuyĂȘn gia mĂŽi trÆ°á»ng, ÄáșŁm báșŁo khĂŽng gĂąy tĂĄc Äá»ng tiĂȘu cá»±c. Tuy nhiĂȘn, chĂnh quyá»n váș«n từ chá»i.
Thua Kiá»n, NhÆ°ng KhĂŽng Bá» Cuá»c
ThĂĄng trÆ°á»c, Howells ÄĂŁ kiá»n thĂ nh phá» Newport ra tĂČa Äá» yĂȘu cáș§u quyá»n ÄĂ o bĂŁi rĂĄc. NhÆ°ng tháș©m phĂĄn Keyser KC ÄĂŁ bĂĄc ÄÆĄn, tuyĂȘn bá» ráș±ng á» cứng bá» xem lĂ rĂĄc tháșŁi vĂ thuá»c quyá»n sá» hữu của thĂ nh phá».
Sau tháș„t báșĄi nĂ y, Howells nghÄ© ra má»t chiáșżn lÆ°á»Łc tĂĄo báșĄo hÆĄn: mua láșĄi cáșŁ bĂŁi rĂĄc.
Mua LáșĄi BĂŁi RĂĄc Äá» Tá»± ÄĂ o
BĂŁi rĂĄc nĂ y dá»± kiáșżn sáșœ ÄĂłng cá»a vĂ o nÄm 2026 vĂ ÄÆ°á»Łc chuyá»n Äá»i thĂ nh má»t trang tráșĄi nÄng lÆ°á»Łng máș·t trá»i. Náșżu thĂ nh cĂŽng mua láșĄi, Howells sáșœ khĂŽng cáș§n xin phĂ©p chĂnh quyá»n Äá» khai quáșt vĂ tĂŹm láșĄi á» cứng của mĂŹnh.
âTĂŽi hoĂ n toĂ n nghiĂȘm tĂșc trong viá»c mua láșĄi bĂŁi rĂĄc,â Howells nĂłi vá»i BBC. Ăng cĆ©ng tiáșżt lá» ráș±ng mĂŹnh ÄĂŁ liĂȘn há» vá»i cĂĄc nhĂ Äáș§u tÆ° Äá» tĂ i trợ cho káșż hoáșĄch nĂ y.
Hiá»n táșĄi, chĂnh quyá»n #Newport váș«n chÆ°a ÄÆ°a ra pháșŁn há»i vá» kháșŁ nÄng bĂĄn láșĄi bĂŁi rĂĄc nĂ y. NhÆ°ng náșżu Äiá»u ÄĂł xáșŁy ra, James Howells cĂł thá» sáșœ trá» thĂ nh triá»u phĂș Bitcoin ngay sau khi tĂŹm láșĄi ÄÆ°á»Łc chiáșżc á» cứng của mĂŹnh.
Liá»u ĂŽng cĂł thá»±c sá»± tĂŹm tháș„y kho bĂĄu tiá»n sá» hay ÄĂąy chá» lĂ má»t giáș„c mÆĄ xa vá»i? HĂŁy cĂčng chá» xem! đ
#anhbacong
Káșż HoáșĄch "ÄĂ o VĂ ng" Báș„t ThĂ nh
Howells ÄĂŁ nhiá»u láș§n xin phĂ©p chĂnh quyá»n thĂ nh phá» Newport Äá» tĂŹm kiáșżm á» cứng, nhÆ°ng Äá»u bá» từ chá»i. LĂœ do ÄÆ°á»Łc ÄÆ°a ra lĂ viá»c khai quáșt bĂŁi rĂĄc cĂł thá» gĂąy rủi ro vá» mĂŽi trÆ°á»ng vĂ lĂ m giĂĄn ÄoáșĄn hoáșĄt Äá»ng của thĂ nh phá».
KhĂŽng bá» cuá»c, Howells từng Äá» xuáș„t má»t káșż hoáșĄch tĂŹm kiáșżm tiĂȘn tiáșżn vá»i sá»± há» trợ của trĂ tuá» nhĂąn táșĄo (AI), robot cĂŽng nghiá»p vĂ cĂĄc chuyĂȘn gia mĂŽi trÆ°á»ng, ÄáșŁm báșŁo khĂŽng gĂąy tĂĄc Äá»ng tiĂȘu cá»±c. Tuy nhiĂȘn, chĂnh quyá»n váș«n từ chá»i.
Thua Kiá»n, NhÆ°ng KhĂŽng Bá» Cuá»c
ThĂĄng trÆ°á»c, Howells ÄĂŁ kiá»n thĂ nh phá» Newport ra tĂČa Äá» yĂȘu cáș§u quyá»n ÄĂ o bĂŁi rĂĄc. NhÆ°ng tháș©m phĂĄn Keyser KC ÄĂŁ bĂĄc ÄÆĄn, tuyĂȘn bá» ráș±ng á» cứng bá» xem lĂ rĂĄc tháșŁi vĂ thuá»c quyá»n sá» hữu của thĂ nh phá».
Sau tháș„t báșĄi nĂ y, Howells nghÄ© ra má»t chiáșżn lÆ°á»Łc tĂĄo báșĄo hÆĄn: mua láșĄi cáșŁ bĂŁi rĂĄc.
Mua LáșĄi BĂŁi RĂĄc Äá» Tá»± ÄĂ o
BĂŁi rĂĄc nĂ y dá»± kiáșżn sáșœ ÄĂłng cá»a vĂ o nÄm 2026 vĂ ÄÆ°á»Łc chuyá»n Äá»i thĂ nh má»t trang tráșĄi nÄng lÆ°á»Łng máș·t trá»i. Náșżu thĂ nh cĂŽng mua láșĄi, Howells sáșœ khĂŽng cáș§n xin phĂ©p chĂnh quyá»n Äá» khai quáșt vĂ tĂŹm láșĄi á» cứng của mĂŹnh.
âTĂŽi hoĂ n toĂ n nghiĂȘm tĂșc trong viá»c mua láșĄi bĂŁi rĂĄc,â Howells nĂłi vá»i BBC. Ăng cĆ©ng tiáșżt lá» ráș±ng mĂŹnh ÄĂŁ liĂȘn há» vá»i cĂĄc nhĂ Äáș§u tÆ° Äá» tĂ i trợ cho káșż hoáșĄch nĂ y.
Hiá»n táșĄi, chĂnh quyá»n #Newport váș«n chÆ°a ÄÆ°a ra pháșŁn há»i vá» kháșŁ nÄng bĂĄn láșĄi bĂŁi rĂĄc nĂ y. NhÆ°ng náșżu Äiá»u ÄĂł xáșŁy ra, James Howells cĂł thá» sáșœ trá» thĂ nh triá»u phĂș Bitcoin ngay sau khi tĂŹm láșĄi ÄÆ°á»Łc chiáșżc á» cứng của mĂŹnh.
Liá»u ĂŽng cĂł thá»±c sá»± tĂŹm tháș„y kho bĂĄu tiá»n sá» hay ÄĂąy chá» lĂ má»t giáș„c mÆĄ xa vá»i? HĂŁy cĂčng chá» xem! đ
#anhbacong
From Trash to Treasure: The $450 Million Bitcoin Blunder đïžđ»đž
James Howells, an IT guy from Newport, Wales, made a mistake in 2013 that turned him into the star of one of the most expensive trash stories ever. He threw away an old hard drive. The problem? It contained 7,500 Bitcoins! Back then, Bitcoin was worth just a few dollars, so no big deal, right? Fast forward to 2021, and that trash drive was worth $450 million! đžđ± Imagine tossing out a pizza and realizing years later it was actually a gold mine. đ
The Great Landfill Hunt đ”ïžââïžâïž
When Howells realized his mistake, he sprang into action. He asked the local council for permission to dig up the Newport landfill. But the authorities said, âNope, you canât dig here! Itâs bad for the environment!â đđ« Howells probably thought, â$450 million for a little digging? Why is this such a big deal?â đ€·ââïžđïž
He even proposed using AI and robotic digging equipment to minimize environmental impact. But the landfill was massive, and finding the drive was like searching for a needle in a haystack. đ§đ Still, Howells hasnât given up hope. Maybe one day, technology will save the day! đ€âš
The Most Expensive Trash Story in the Digital Age đŸđ
This story is a perfect example of how digital assets can have real-world value. Howellsâ ordeal teaches us a valuable lesson: Secure your digital assets, or you might end up digging through a landfill for your lost fortune! đĄïžđ»
#Bitcoin #JamesHowells ïżŒ
The Great Landfill Hunt đ”ïžââïžâïž
When Howells realized his mistake, he sprang into action. He asked the local council for permission to dig up the Newport landfill. But the authorities said, âNope, you canât dig here! Itâs bad for the environment!â đđ« Howells probably thought, â$450 million for a little digging? Why is this such a big deal?â đ€·ââïžđïž
He even proposed using AI and robotic digging equipment to minimize environmental impact. But the landfill was massive, and finding the drive was like searching for a needle in a haystack. đ§đ Still, Howells hasnât given up hope. Maybe one day, technology will save the day! đ€âš
The Most Expensive Trash Story in the Digital Age đŸđ
This story is a perfect example of how digital assets can have real-world value. Howellsâ ordeal teaches us a valuable lesson: Secure your digital assets, or you might end up digging through a landfill for your lost fortune! đĄïžđ»
#Bitcoin #JamesHowells ïżŒ
James Howells Ends Hunt for Lost $742M Bitcoin â Whatâs Next?
After 12 years, James Howells has officially given up his search for the hard drive with 8,000 lost Bitcoinsâworth over $740 million today! Despite numerous attempts and big hopes, local authorities blocked recovery efforts, calling it a no-go.
This story is a powerful reminder: always back up your crypto safely! Losing access means losing everything, no matter the value.
Whatâs your take? Should there be more support for crypto recovery missions, or is this just a tough lesson for all of us? Drop your thoughts below!
#LostBitcoin #JamesHowells #CryptoLessons #BinanceSquare #TrumpVsMusk
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After 12 years, James Howells has officially given up his search for the hard drive with 8,000 lost Bitcoinsâworth over $740 million today! Despite numerous attempts and big hopes, local authorities blocked recovery efforts, calling it a no-go.
This story is a powerful reminder: always back up your crypto safely! Losing access means losing everything, no matter the value.
Whatâs your take? Should there be more support for crypto recovery missions, or is this just a tough lesson for all of us? Drop your thoughts below!
#LostBitcoin #JamesHowells #CryptoLessons #BinanceSquare #TrumpVsMusk
$BTC $ETH $SOL
đ° After 12 Years, the Man Who Lost $742M in Bitcoin Gets a Surprising Ending
The story of James Howells isn't over just yetâŠ
Back in 2013, James Howells, an IT specialist from Newport, UK, accidentally threw away an old hard drive. It wasnât just any driveâit contained the private keys to a wallet holding 8,000 Bitcoins, worth roughly $8 million at the time.
Fast forward to 2025, and those same coins would now be worth a jaw-dropping $742 million. Realizing the magnitude of the loss, Howells launched a relentless mission to recover the hard drive from a local landfillâcomplete with drones, AI scanning, and robotic diggers.
But his plans hit a wall. đ«
Local authorities rejected the operation, citing environmental risksâincluding potential toxic gas releases and soil contamination. British law also complicated things: anything discarded in a landfill becomes property of the site. Courts ultimately ruled against excavation, arguing the drive likely deteriorated beyond recovery.
Just when the story seemed over, it took an unexpected twist.
đŹ A Los Angeles-based production company has acquired the rights to turn Jamesâ saga into a documentary series, podcast, and short-form videos, all under the title:
âThe Buried Bitcoin: The Real-Life Treasure Hunt of James Howells.â
Now, instead of digging through a landfill, Howells is telling his story to the world. âThis project is a way to show my journey and inspire others,â he shared. âAnd noâI havenât given up.â
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đ Moral of the story?
In crypto and in life, one lost file can cost a fortuneâbut persistence and storytelling might just turn loss into legacy.
đ„ Would you watch The Buried Bitcoin?
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$BNB
#BigTechStablecoin #TrumpVsMusk #JamesHowells #TrumpTariffs #SaylorBTCPurchase
The story of James Howells isn't over just yetâŠ
Back in 2013, James Howells, an IT specialist from Newport, UK, accidentally threw away an old hard drive. It wasnât just any driveâit contained the private keys to a wallet holding 8,000 Bitcoins, worth roughly $8 million at the time.
Fast forward to 2025, and those same coins would now be worth a jaw-dropping $742 million. Realizing the magnitude of the loss, Howells launched a relentless mission to recover the hard drive from a local landfillâcomplete with drones, AI scanning, and robotic diggers.
But his plans hit a wall. đ«
Local authorities rejected the operation, citing environmental risksâincluding potential toxic gas releases and soil contamination. British law also complicated things: anything discarded in a landfill becomes property of the site. Courts ultimately ruled against excavation, arguing the drive likely deteriorated beyond recovery.
Just when the story seemed over, it took an unexpected twist.
đŹ A Los Angeles-based production company has acquired the rights to turn Jamesâ saga into a documentary series, podcast, and short-form videos, all under the title:
âThe Buried Bitcoin: The Real-Life Treasure Hunt of James Howells.â
Now, instead of digging through a landfill, Howells is telling his story to the world. âThis project is a way to show my journey and inspire others,â he shared. âAnd noâI havenât given up.â
---
đ Moral of the story?
In crypto and in life, one lost file can cost a fortuneâbut persistence and storytelling might just turn loss into legacy.
đ„ Would you watch The Buried Bitcoin?
$BTC
$ETH
$BNB
#BigTechStablecoin #TrumpVsMusk #JamesHowells #TrumpTariffs #SaylorBTCPurchase
đš LOST $765M IN BITCOIN? UK COURT SAYS NO DIGGING! đ±đ°
Imagine accidentally throwing away a hard drive containing 8,000 BTCânow worth a jaw-dropping $765 MILLION! đ€Ż Thatâs exactly what happened to James Howells, an IT specialist from Wales. But after 11 years of legal battles, the UK Court of Appeals just shut him down AGAIN! đ«â
đ„ Why the Denial?
đč Local authorities claim that digging up the landfill would cause environmental risks and legal chaos. đâïž
đč Howells argues this is a massive injustice and is now taking his fight to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR)âhis last hope! âĄ
đ„ What Happens Next?
Will the ECHR step in and finally give him the green light to dig? đïž Or will his lost Bitcoin fortune stay buried forever? đšđž
đŹ Do you think he should be allowed to search for his lost BTC? Drop your thoughts below! âŹïžđ„
#LostBitcoin #CryptoDrama #BTC #JamesHowells #Bitcoin
đ„ Why the Denial?
đč Local authorities claim that digging up the landfill would cause environmental risks and legal chaos. đâïž
đč Howells argues this is a massive injustice and is now taking his fight to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR)âhis last hope! âĄ
đ„ What Happens Next?
Will the ECHR step in and finally give him the green light to dig? đïž Or will his lost Bitcoin fortune stay buried forever? đšđž
đŹ Do you think he should be allowed to search for his lost BTC? Drop your thoughts below! âŹïžđ„
#LostBitcoin #CryptoDrama #BTC #JamesHowells #Bitcoin
After 12 Years, the 8,000 $BTC Dream Is Over
#JamesHowells the man who accidentally threw away a hard drive containing 8,000 $BTC back in 2013, has finally ended his search. After spending over a decade trying to recover it, from offering rewards to proposing robotic excavation. His legal efforts have come to a dead end in 2025.
At todayâs price, that lost stash is worth more than $900M. Painful, but itâs also one of cryptoâs most cautionary tales: not your keys, not your coins⊠not your landfill either.
#ProjectCrypto
#TrumpTariffs
#MarketPullback
#JamesHowells the man who accidentally threw away a hard drive containing 8,000 $BTC back in 2013, has finally ended his search. After spending over a decade trying to recover it, from offering rewards to proposing robotic excavation. His legal efforts have come to a dead end in 2025.
At todayâs price, that lost stash is worth more than $900M. Painful, but itâs also one of cryptoâs most cautionary tales: not your keys, not your coins⊠not your landfill either.
#ProjectCrypto
#TrumpTariffs
#MarketPullback
đJames Howellâs Lost Bitcoin Wallet Now Worth Over $930 Million
â The Epic Quest to Recover a Digital Fortune đ°đŸ
Back in Bitcoinâs early days, James Howell was a true pioneer, mining around 8,000 Bitcoins when few believed in their value. But a costly mistake turned his fortune into a buried treasure â he accidentally threw away the hard drive containing his Bitcoin wallet, now resting deep in a Newport landfill. đïžđ
The Early Days & The Costly Mistake
In 2009, Howell was among the first to run Bitcoin software and mine thousands of coins. By 2013, unaware of Bitcoinâs skyrocketing price, he discarded the hard drive holding his wallet â a decision that changed everything. đâĄ
Race Against Time & Legal Roadblocks
As Bitcoinâs value soared during the 2013 bull run, James realized his lost wallet could be worth nearly $10 million. He reached out to Newport City Council and landfill operators but faced constant legal hurdles, with his attempts to recover the hard drive repeatedly blocked. đïžđ«
Is Recovery Still Possible?
Though the hard driveâs case likely suffered environmental damage, experts believe advanced forensic tech might still recover the digital data inside. Over 10 years, James offered a 25% share, a formal ÂŁ25M offer, expert recovery teams, and legal action â but all were met with silence or rejection. đđ
A New Hope: Ceiniog Coin & Community Power
Never giving up, James launched a bold new plan: tokenize the lost Bitcoin wallet by creating Ceiniog coin â a cryptocurrency that mirrors the exact amount of lost Bitcoin. This token will help fund excavation efforts by inviting the community to buy in. If successful, token holders could earn Bitcoin rewards from the recovered wallet! đđ
Ceiniog coin is more than a fundraiser â itâs a Bitcoin-focused DeFi utility launching late 2025, integrating with platforms like Stacks, Runes, and Ordinals. James aims to revive Bitcoinâs original purpose as peer-to-peer electronic cash, not just a store of value. đđ„
Despite endless challenges, James Howellâs determination shines bright, sparking hope that this lost treasure may one day be reclaimed. đâš
#LostBitcoin #JamesHowells #CeiniogCoin #BitcoinRecovery #CryptoCommunity $BTC
Back in Bitcoinâs early days, James Howell was a true pioneer, mining around 8,000 Bitcoins when few believed in their value. But a costly mistake turned his fortune into a buried treasure â he accidentally threw away the hard drive containing his Bitcoin wallet, now resting deep in a Newport landfill. đïžđ
The Early Days & The Costly Mistake
In 2009, Howell was among the first to run Bitcoin software and mine thousands of coins. By 2013, unaware of Bitcoinâs skyrocketing price, he discarded the hard drive holding his wallet â a decision that changed everything. đâĄ
Race Against Time & Legal Roadblocks
As Bitcoinâs value soared during the 2013 bull run, James realized his lost wallet could be worth nearly $10 million. He reached out to Newport City Council and landfill operators but faced constant legal hurdles, with his attempts to recover the hard drive repeatedly blocked. đïžđ«
Is Recovery Still Possible?
Though the hard driveâs case likely suffered environmental damage, experts believe advanced forensic tech might still recover the digital data inside. Over 10 years, James offered a 25% share, a formal ÂŁ25M offer, expert recovery teams, and legal action â but all were met with silence or rejection. đđ
A New Hope: Ceiniog Coin & Community Power
Never giving up, James launched a bold new plan: tokenize the lost Bitcoin wallet by creating Ceiniog coin â a cryptocurrency that mirrors the exact amount of lost Bitcoin. This token will help fund excavation efforts by inviting the community to buy in. If successful, token holders could earn Bitcoin rewards from the recovered wallet! đđ
Ceiniog coin is more than a fundraiser â itâs a Bitcoin-focused DeFi utility launching late 2025, integrating with platforms like Stacks, Runes, and Ordinals. James aims to revive Bitcoinâs original purpose as peer-to-peer electronic cash, not just a store of value. đđ„
Despite endless challenges, James Howellâs determination shines bright, sparking hope that this lost treasure may one day be reclaimed. đâš
#LostBitcoin #JamesHowells #CeiniogCoin #BitcoinRecovery #CryptoCommunity $BTC
UK man who lost 8,000 $BTC bitcoin in landfill says he hasnât given up, pivots to tokenizing legal claim
James Howells, the man who has been hunting down his lost hard drive containing 8,000 BTC, addressed circulating reports claiming that he has given up on his 12-year search.
In 2013, a British IT engineer accidentally threw out his hard drive containing Bitcoin he had mined a few years earlier, which ended up in a landfill site in Newport.
As bitcoin's value soared exponentially over the following years, Howells sought permission to excavate the landfill, only to have his request rejected by the regional council. Howells explored other options, such as using AI to help locate the hard drive. With today's bitcoin price of $114,231, Howell's lost hard drive is worth around $915 million.
Earlier this week, several social media posts emerged saying that Howells has officially ended his quest to recover the lost bitcoin.
"No, I have not 'given up," Howells told The Block via direct message on social media platform X. "The story going around is partially true, but not in the way itâs being framed."
Howells explained that on July 1, he made a formal offer of between $33 million and $40 million in value to acquire and excavate the Newport landfill site, sent to the Newport City Council's leader, legal team and a member of its parliament.
To raise funds for the acquisition, Howells had announced plans to launch an Ordinals-based token in October, representing 21% of the lost wallet's value.
Despite the sizable amount of the offer, Newport representatives have not replied or acknowledged the offer, according to Howells.
"So hereâs where we stand â If they wonât sell, thereâs no need for a token sale to buy the landfill," Howells said. "I am no longer pursuing the purchase of the landfill, I am no longer pursuing excavation or remediation, I am no longer pursuing dialogue with the council or its representatives."
#BTCRecovery #JamesHowells #BTCâ #theblock #cryptominister $SOL $BNB
James Howells, the man who has been hunting down his lost hard drive containing 8,000 BTC, addressed circulating reports claiming that he has given up on his 12-year search.
In 2013, a British IT engineer accidentally threw out his hard drive containing Bitcoin he had mined a few years earlier, which ended up in a landfill site in Newport.
As bitcoin's value soared exponentially over the following years, Howells sought permission to excavate the landfill, only to have his request rejected by the regional council. Howells explored other options, such as using AI to help locate the hard drive. With today's bitcoin price of $114,231, Howell's lost hard drive is worth around $915 million.
Earlier this week, several social media posts emerged saying that Howells has officially ended his quest to recover the lost bitcoin.
"No, I have not 'given up," Howells told The Block via direct message on social media platform X. "The story going around is partially true, but not in the way itâs being framed."
Howells explained that on July 1, he made a formal offer of between $33 million and $40 million in value to acquire and excavate the Newport landfill site, sent to the Newport City Council's leader, legal team and a member of its parliament.
To raise funds for the acquisition, Howells had announced plans to launch an Ordinals-based token in October, representing 21% of the lost wallet's value.
Despite the sizable amount of the offer, Newport representatives have not replied or acknowledged the offer, according to Howells.
"So hereâs where we stand â If they wonât sell, thereâs no need for a token sale to buy the landfill," Howells said. "I am no longer pursuing the purchase of the landfill, I am no longer pursuing excavation or remediation, I am no longer pursuing dialogue with the council or its representatives."
#BTCRecovery #JamesHowells #BTCâ #theblock #cryptominister $SOL $BNB
La Tragedia Digital de James Howells: Cuando el Futuro se EnterrĂł en un Vertedero
Doce años de obsesiĂłn, millones perdidos y una lecciĂłn brutal sobre la fragilidad de la riqueza digital. La historia de James Howells, el ingeniero galĂ©s que en 2013 arrojĂł sin saberlo un disco duro con 8.000 bitcoins (hoy valorados en 742 millones de euros) a la basura, ha llegado a su fin. Su batalla contra la burocracia, la tecnologĂa y el tiempo culmina en una derrota amarga, simbolizando los riesgos inherentes de las criptomonedas: donde un error trivial puede sepultar una fortuna.
Howells, pionero visionario que acumulĂł $BTC cuando valĂa cĂ©ntimos, cometiĂł un desliz catastrĂłfico al desechar el dispositivo durante una limpieza rutinaria. Desde entonces, su vida se convirtiĂł en una odisea quijotesca: propuestas de excavaciĂłn con drones e IA, ofertas de reparto de ganancias con el ayuntamiento de Newport y pleitos legales. Pero las autoridades bloquearon sus esfuerzos, citando riesgos ambientales y la imposibilidad prĂĄctica de revolver 15.000 toneladas de desechos.
En 2025, la justicia britĂĄnica rubricĂł el fracaso. SegĂșn la Ley de Residuos, el disco ây su inconmensurable contenidoâ pertenece al vertedero. Para los tribunales, esos bitcoins no existen; solo hay chatarra oxidada. Howells, ahora resignado, encarna la paradoja de una era donde el valor es intangible pero los errores son irrevocables. Su caso es un recordatorio sombrĂo: en el mundo cripto, la soberanĂa financiera exige una custodia impecable. La tecnologĂa descentralizada no perdona descuidos.
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Howells, pionero visionario que acumulĂł $BTC cuando valĂa cĂ©ntimos, cometiĂł un desliz catastrĂłfico al desechar el dispositivo durante una limpieza rutinaria. Desde entonces, su vida se convirtiĂł en una odisea quijotesca: propuestas de excavaciĂłn con drones e IA, ofertas de reparto de ganancias con el ayuntamiento de Newport y pleitos legales. Pero las autoridades bloquearon sus esfuerzos, citando riesgos ambientales y la imposibilidad prĂĄctica de revolver 15.000 toneladas de desechos.
En 2025, la justicia britĂĄnica rubricĂł el fracaso. SegĂșn la Ley de Residuos, el disco ây su inconmensurable contenidoâ pertenece al vertedero. Para los tribunales, esos bitcoins no existen; solo hay chatarra oxidada. Howells, ahora resignado, encarna la paradoja de una era donde el valor es intangible pero los errores son irrevocables. Su caso es un recordatorio sombrĂo: en el mundo cripto, la soberanĂa financiera exige una custodia impecable. La tecnologĂa descentralizada no perdona descuidos.
#crypto #JamesHowells #Write2Earn
Máș„t 8.000 Bitcoin, NgÆ°á»i ÄĂ n Ăng Anh Quá»c Nhá» AI GiĂșp Kiá»n TỄng Äá» ÄĂ o LáșĄi Kho BĂĄu
VỄ Kiá»n ÄĂČi LáșĄi 8.000 BTC LáșĄi BÆ°á»c Sang Giai ÄoáșĄn Má»i
#JamesHowells , ngÆ°á»i ÄĂ n ĂŽng từng lĂ m máș„t 8.000 Bitcoin trong bĂŁi rĂĄc á» Anh cĂĄch ÄĂąy 12 nÄm, vừa Äá» ÄÆĄn khĂĄng cĂĄo lĂȘn TĂČa ĂĄn HoĂ ng gia London sau khi bá» TĂČa ĂĄn Cáș„p cao bĂĄc bá» yĂȘu cáș§u khai quáșt.
DĂč bá» Tháș©m phĂĄn Keyser KC tuyĂȘn bá» ráș±ng vỄ kiá»n "khĂŽng cĂł triá»n vá»ng thĂ nh cĂŽng", Howells váș«n tá»± tin ráș±ng ĂŽng cĂł cÆĄ sá» phĂĄp lĂœ vững cháșŻc. TrÆ°á»c ÄĂł, Há»i Äá»ng ThĂ nh phá» Newport ÄĂŁ nhiá»u láș§n từ chá»i cho phĂ©p khai quáșt vá»i lĂœ do gĂąy háșĄi mĂŽi trÆ°á»ng.
Táșn DỄng AI Äá» ÄáșĄi Diá»n ChĂnh MĂŹnh
Sau tháș„t báșĄi vừa qua, Howells ÄĂŁ chia tay Äá»i ngĆ© luáșt sÆ° của mĂŹnh vĂ quyáșżt Äá»nh tá»± bĂ o chữa, vá»i sá»± há» trợ của má»t AI chuyĂȘn vá» luáșt Anh.
LĂœ do cho quyáșżt Äá»nh nĂ y lĂ ĂŽng khĂŽng ká»p tĂŹm luáșt sÆ° má»i trong thá»i gian yĂȘu cáș§u. TrÆ°á»c ÄĂł, Äá»i ngĆ© phĂĄp lĂœ cĆ© Äá»ng Ăœ lĂ m viá»c miá» n phĂ Äá» Äá»i láș„y má»t pháș§n sá» Bitcoin bá» máș„t náșżu thĂ nh cĂŽng.
Howells kháșłng Äá»nh:
âTĂŽi hiá»u rĂ” vỄ ĂĄn, hiá»u rĂ” luáșt phĂĄp, vĂ vá»i AI chuyĂȘn biá»t, tĂŽi tá»± tin cĂł thá» tháșŻng khĂĄng cĂĄo.â
CÆĄ Há»i Láș„y LáșĄi Kho BĂĄu Bitcoin?
Náșżu tháșŻng kiá»n, Howells cĂł thá» thá»±c hiá»n káșż hoáșĄch ÄĂ o láșĄi bĂŁi rĂĄc Äá» tĂŹm láșĄi sá» Bitcoin trá» giĂĄ hĂ ng trÄm triá»u USD. Tuy nhiĂȘn, vá»i những rĂ o cáșŁn phĂĄp lĂœ vĂ mĂŽi trÆ°á»ng, con ÄÆ°á»ng nĂ y váș«n Äáș§y chĂŽng gai.
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#JamesHowells , ngÆ°á»i ÄĂ n ĂŽng từng lĂ m máș„t 8.000 Bitcoin trong bĂŁi rĂĄc á» Anh cĂĄch ÄĂąy 12 nÄm, vừa Äá» ÄÆĄn khĂĄng cĂĄo lĂȘn TĂČa ĂĄn HoĂ ng gia London sau khi bá» TĂČa ĂĄn Cáș„p cao bĂĄc bá» yĂȘu cáș§u khai quáșt.
DĂč bá» Tháș©m phĂĄn Keyser KC tuyĂȘn bá» ráș±ng vỄ kiá»n "khĂŽng cĂł triá»n vá»ng thĂ nh cĂŽng", Howells váș«n tá»± tin ráș±ng ĂŽng cĂł cÆĄ sá» phĂĄp lĂœ vững cháșŻc. TrÆ°á»c ÄĂł, Há»i Äá»ng ThĂ nh phá» Newport ÄĂŁ nhiá»u láș§n từ chá»i cho phĂ©p khai quáșt vá»i lĂœ do gĂąy háșĄi mĂŽi trÆ°á»ng.
Táșn DỄng AI Äá» ÄáșĄi Diá»n ChĂnh MĂŹnh
Sau tháș„t báșĄi vừa qua, Howells ÄĂŁ chia tay Äá»i ngĆ© luáșt sÆ° của mĂŹnh vĂ quyáșżt Äá»nh tá»± bĂ o chữa, vá»i sá»± há» trợ của má»t AI chuyĂȘn vá» luáșt Anh.
LĂœ do cho quyáșżt Äá»nh nĂ y lĂ ĂŽng khĂŽng ká»p tĂŹm luáșt sÆ° má»i trong thá»i gian yĂȘu cáș§u. TrÆ°á»c ÄĂł, Äá»i ngĆ© phĂĄp lĂœ cĆ© Äá»ng Ăœ lĂ m viá»c miá» n phĂ Äá» Äá»i láș„y má»t pháș§n sá» Bitcoin bá» máș„t náșżu thĂ nh cĂŽng.
Howells kháșłng Äá»nh:
âTĂŽi hiá»u rĂ” vỄ ĂĄn, hiá»u rĂ” luáșt phĂĄp, vĂ vá»i AI chuyĂȘn biá»t, tĂŽi tá»± tin cĂł thá» tháșŻng khĂĄng cĂĄo.â
CÆĄ Há»i Láș„y LáșĄi Kho BĂĄu Bitcoin?
Náșżu tháșŻng kiá»n, Howells cĂł thá» thá»±c hiá»n káșż hoáșĄch ÄĂ o láșĄi bĂŁi rĂĄc Äá» tĂŹm láșĄi sá» Bitcoin trá» giĂĄ hĂ ng trÄm triá»u USD. Tuy nhiĂȘn, vá»i những rĂ o cáșŁn phĂĄp lĂœ vĂ mĂŽi trÆ°á»ng, con ÄÆ°á»ng nĂ y váș«n Äáș§y chĂŽng gai.
Liá»u #AI cĂł thá» giĂșp Howells láșt ngÆ°á»Łc tĂŹnh tháșż? CĂąu chuyá»n "sÄn kho bĂĄu Bitcoin" nĂ y cháșŻc cháșŻn váș«n chÆ°a káșżt thĂșc! đ
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