What are the Cash App ATM Withdrawal Limits?
<p>Cash App allows users to send and receive money. However, the Cash App daily and weekly withdrawal limits may restrict what you withdraw money from your account. Cash App limits users' withdrawal limits to $250 per week and $1,000 per month, depending on the verification status of their accounts. <strong><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/comprehensive-guide-cash-app-limits-daily-weekly-monthly-jack-dawson-icskf">Cash App ATM withdrawal limit</a> </strong>is based on several factors, [...]
Bitcoin user pays 83 BTC fee on transaction :(
While transferring 55 BTC out of their wallet, the remaining 83 BTC were accidentally paid as a fee on a recent Bitcoin transaction.
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An anonymous poster on X claims the coins were automatically transferred out of their wallet by an automated hacker script that may have been monitoring the private key.
Some miners have a history of returning large accidental fees to [...]
Somebody just accidentally sent $1 using a 3BTC fee!
A huge mistake has led some Bitcoin user to gift a 3BTC fee to their $1 transaction that was sent December 2020.
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This can happen when someone tries to manually craft their own transaction data and accidentally swaps the send amount and fee amount. It could also happen when the full output is not used, the remaining unspent amount becomes a miner fee in the Bitcoin transaction format.
My guess is someone was very paranoid about [...]
The largest transaction fee ever
291.241 BTC was accidentally attached to this transaction in mid 2016, equivalent to $136K then, or $1.2M today.
The mining pool that claimed it, BitClub, offered to refund it if an entity could prove control of the sending address, but after some drama related with mixing services, half of the fee was instead donated to The Bitcoin Foundation.
A collection of some large accidental fees
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A few of the largest accidental fees attached to transactions: 81 BTC, 50 BTC, 30 BTC, 16.95 BTC, 10.7 BTC, 4.6 BTC.
The 50BTC fee mined January 2017 is still an ongoing story... The fee was mined by 1Hash.com, and the creator of the transaction has been desperately trying to contact the mining pool to possibly receive a portion of it back. They have signed a message using the spending address, but there has been no word from 1Hash yet.
Story found here: https://medium.com/@jimmysong/man-pays-
Accidental 200 BTC fee returned by ASICMiner
Friedcat from ASICMinder was kind enough to return a 200 BTC fee on a transaction back in 2013.
Discussion found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1lb5my/asicminer_refunds_the_accidental_200_btc/