For the second day in a row … a mysterious transaction in Ethereum, with a fee of $2.6 million!
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Answer For the second day in a row … a mysterious transaction in Ethereum, with a fee of $2.6 million!
We touched yesterday to treat It rocked the crypto community by sending about $130 in fees of $2.6 million.
Today, at 4 am UTC, another mysterious high-fee Ethereum transaction took place, as a sender sent $86,390 worth of Ethereum with a fee of about $2.6 million, which is the same as what happened yesterday.
According to Source It is a transaction from the same sender who paid the same exorbitant fee yesterday to send $130 of Ethereum.
Today’s deal was mined by mining pool “Ethermine”.
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chirp The Bitfly account supervising the Ethermine mining pool:
We believe this was an accident and in order to resolve this issue, the sender must contact us…immediately
Today, our Ethermine ETH pool mined in a transaction with a fee of approximately 10,000 ETH ( We believe this was an accident and in order to resolve this issue the tx sender should contact us via DM or our support portal at Immediately! pic.twitter.com/sWxVRx5muv
– Bitfly (@etherchain_org) June 11, 2020
What is happening ?
It’s not clear what exactly happens with these huge fees, but blockchain researcher Alex Manuskin at ZenGo crypto wallet told The Block that it could be a bug and not a money laundering scheme as some suggested in the first transfer.
Manuskin added, explaining:
Possible explanation there could be a mix-up in the bot’s code making it reflect between the sent value and the gas price.
This sender was using to send a transaction every one minute or so, so this doesn’t sound like a human factor.
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It may be some kind of trading bot, for some platforms it repeats the same process.
More details about these operations will emerge over time and who is behind these large fees.
Any new about these transactions we will include on the Arab Bitcoin website.
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