They searched for Bitcoin in the trash for 10 years, but found nothing!
In 2013, a British IT engineer named James Howells accidentally threw a hard drive containing 8,000 Bitcoins into the trash. At the time, he had mined Bitcoin in 2009, which was almost free; all he had to do was pay for the electricity.
From that day on, James' life became "digging through trash for Bitcoin!"
He hired lawyers, found investors, and even promised to share in the money to anyone who helped find the hard drive. He gave a lot of ideas, even saying they would use artificial intelligence to collect garbage without harming the environment.
But Newport city officials never allowed him to dig through the trash, citing environmental concerns. James eventually filed a lawsuit, but the court ruled in favor of the city and dismissed the case. Thus, James' 10-year search for his Bitcoins was over.
Important lesson: Always back up your private keys. Don't make this $740 million mistake again!

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