Ethereum Community Intrigued by $1.37 Million Burn & “Brain-Weapon” Claim
- About 500 ETH ($1.37 million) was sent to the Ethereum burn address.
- An accompanying cryptic message accused Kuande Investment executives of misconduct.
- The same address previously made significant donations to WikiLeaks and a Ukraine donation address.
An Ethereum transaction caught the attention of the crypto community after 500 ETH worth approximately $1.37 million was permanently sent to the Ethereum burn address.
The transaction, which effectively removes the funds from circulation, included a cryptic message. Specifically, the cryptic note accused executives of Kuande Investment of misconduct, even bizarrely claiming the use of “brain-computer weapons” to control employees.
Sassal, an independent Ethereum educator, brought the event to light on X, amplifying curiosity about the motives behind these transactions.
Decoding the $1.37M Ethereum Burn Transaction
The transaction originated from address “0x1a1…..6813” and was directed to Ethereum’s burn address (0x000…0000), meaning the funds are irretrievably lost.
Despite the substantial amount transferred, the sender paid an insignificant transaction fee of just 0.00001797 ETH ($0.05). This…
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Ethereum Community Intrigued by $1.37 Million Burn & “Brain-Weapon” Claim
- About 500 ETH ($1.37 million) was sent to the Ethereum burn address.
- An accompanying cryptic message accused Kuande Investment executives of misconduct.
- The same address previously made significant donations to WikiLeaks and a Ukraine donation address.
An Ethereum transaction caught the attention of the crypto community after 500 ETH worth approximately $1.37 million was permanently sent to the Ethereum burn address.
The transaction, which effectively removes the funds from circulation, included a cryptic message. Specifically, the cryptic note accused executives of Kuande Investment of misconduct, even bizarrely claiming the use of “brain-computer weapons” to control employees.
Sassal, an independent Ethereum educator, brought the event to light on X, amplifying curiosity about the motives behind these transactions.
Decoding the $1.37M Ethereum Burn Transaction
The transaction originated from address “0x1a1…..6813” and was directed to Ethereum’s burn address (0x000…0000), meaning the funds are irretrievably lost.
Despite the substantial amount transferred, the sender paid an insignificant transaction fee of just 0.00001797 ETH ($0.05). This…
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Read More