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Man who chucked £225m Bitcoin in bin to sue council

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November 04, 2023

A COMPUTER engineer is launching a legal battle to begin a treasure hunt to search for his £225million worth of Bitcoin.

- Robert Kellaway

Man who chucked £225m Bitcoin in bin to sue council

James Howells, 38, accidentally threw out a hard drive containing the cryptocurrency during an office clear out in 2013.

Its value has since soared but he thinks the drive is buried somewhere in a council tip in Newport, South Wales.

James is now plotting a £10million hunt to find it. Investors are willing to stump up for the cost of the search as well as the equipment involved in exchange for the lion's share of his fortune.

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