Would have been super funny (!) if Citi lets people directly purchase BitCoin from their accounts, and the person had then decided to purchase all of the BitCoin in existence (so far) before the transaction was reversed. :D
Argentina could have fixed its economy overnight. ;)
No money left the accounts of Citigroup, occurred in April 2024 and was considered one of 10 $1b+ "near miss" incidents during last year, down from 13 during 2023.
I mean the 1% only have skill in government lobbying and increasing the wealth that they hoard; they're otherwise quite inept. So makes sense I suppose.
Would have been super funny (!) if Citi lets people directly purchase BitCoin from their accounts, and the person had then decided to purchase all of the BitCoin in existence (so far) before the transaction was reversed. :D
Argentina could have fixed its economy overnight. ;)
No money left the accounts of Citigroup, occurred in April 2024 and was considered one of 10 $1b+ "near miss" incidents during last year, down from 13 during 2023.
https://archive.ph/L2LAY
if it has a apy of a few percent wouldn't they make millions in interest in a day off the mistake and be able to keep it/
The old accidentally putting the account number in the amount field.
The fact that this was overlooked by multiple people looking at the transaction is the scary part.
Apparently not, the article notes that the amount field cam prepopulated with 15 zeros.
I mean the 1% only have skill in government lobbying and increasing the wealth that they hoard; they're otherwise quite inept. So makes sense I suppose.