A digital gold panner won the lottery with Binance withdrawal
A Binance customer accused the giant exchange of stealing a picture-based Ordinal, a bitcoin asset similar to a Non-Fungible Token (NFT). He mistakenly sent the asset to his bitcoin (BTC) deposit address, despite Binance’s warnings to only deposit common BTC. After realizing his mistake, he contacted Binance support for help. Binance’s customer service said they could not help him. At that point, he assumed the asset was lost forever. However, he later found his Ordinal listed for sale on Magic Eden. Trump resorts to Bitcoin Ordinals to boost failed NFT collection Read more: Luke Dashjr calls Ordinals a spam ‘bug’ that should be ‘fixed’ Enraged, the customer alleged in a X post that a Binance employee secretly recovered the Ordinal – in spite of Binance’s official claim that it was unrecoverable – and listed it for sale. However, once the user learned about a practice called sats panning , he deleted his original post with tacit embarrassment. The original cl...