On one hand, of course, their problems. I would transfer to

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On one hand, of course, their problems. I would transfer to a cold wallet and cash out in parts.

On the other hand, for that kind of money, they could take you to the woods 🌚

JudgeCrypto

History: The Bug That Created a Millionaire

In 2020, a Reddit user named GuyWithBadLuck accidentally discovered a bug on a decentralized exchange (DEX) that led to incredible luck. He tried to make a small trade with tokens worth $50, but instead of the expected transaction, the system credited him with tokens worth $5 million.

At first, the user thought it was a display error. But when he checked his wallet through independent blockchain scanners, the amount turned out to be real. In a panic, he wrote on the forum that he did not know what to do. Some advised him to immediately transfer the funds to a safe place, others - to return the money to the platform.

The exchange quickly noticed the error and contacted him with a request to return the funds. However, since transactions on the blockchain are irreversible, GuyWithBadLuck found himself in the center of a moral dilemma: keep the money or return it.

He eventually decided to keep some of the funds as a "bug reward," but sent the bulk (around $4.5 million) back to the exchange. In gratitude, the platform publicly praised him and gave him a $50,000 bonus, as well as a job on the QA (quality assurance) team.

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