Ex Girlfriend Throws Boyfriend’s Bitcoin In Garbage: When you wash clothes at home and one of your clothes gets washed. In which some money is kept, then you feel very sad. Because sometimes the notes get completely spoiled. If you don’t pay even a little attention, there is a loss of a few thousand rupees. But what happens when due to your lack of attention, you suffer a loss not in crores but in thousands of crores.
Many people may even suffer a heart attack in such a situation. One such surprising case has come to light in Britain. Where a woman threw bitcoins worth approximately Rs 6000 crore in the garbage. There is a stir in the entire area after knowing about the matter. This matter is also going viral on social media.
Ex girlfriend threw bitcoins worth Rs 6000 crore in the garbage
In Britain, a boyfriend of a girl gave her a bag to throw in the garbage. The girl did not check what was in the garden. And he threw it in the garbage. But later it was found that there was a hard drive in it. But by then the girl had thrown that bag in the garbage. But as soon as the girl’s ex came to know that there were 8000 bitcoins worth 569 million pounds i.e. approximately Rs 5900 crore in that hard drive, he too lost his senses.
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Bitcoin buried under 1 lakh tons of garbage
According to reports, it is being said that in the hard drive in which the person had kept bitcoins worth 559 million pounds i.e. approximately Rs 5900 crore. That hard drive was thrown in the garbage by his ex-girlfriend. That hard drive is currently buried under about 1 lakh tons of garbage in the landfill side of Well Newport.
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Bought Bitcoin in 2009
Today one bitcoin is worth lakhs. In the year 2009 its price was less than $1. Britain’s James Howells had bought these bitcoins during this period. Now, bitcoins worth thousands of crores are buried under millions of tonnes of garbage. It is very difficult to find them like this.
But James Howells has still not given up hope for them. He had sought permission from Newport City Council to excavate the landfill, which has been rejected. After this, James Howells has prepared a lawsuit of Rs 4900 crore against New Port City Council for not allowing him access to the landfill.
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