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Young South African Engineer Deleted Computer File Containing Keys to 20 BTC
A young South African electronics engineer has rued his decision to delete a text document containing the keys and password to a crypto wallet that held some 20 bitcoins. According to the engineer, the lost coins had been mined more than ten years ago using a modified personal computer that “boasted an AMD Phenom X3 processor and 512MB RAM.”
Despite the loss of the bitcoins — which are currently worth more than $900,000 — and the failed attempts to recover them, the engineer said he has since made peace with his hasty decision.
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