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โทมิวาโบลด์ โอลาจิเด 3 million JUNO tokens worth $36 million were seized from the wallet of a whale A copy-paste error by a developer of the Cosmos-based Juno blockchain has yielded $36 million in crypto to an inaccessible address บน blockchain Three million JUNO tokens worth $36 million had been seized from the wallet of a whale (large holder) by the name Takumi Asano, accused of gaming a community airdrop. Instead of being sent to a wallet controlled by Juno token holders, who would then vote on how the money would be spent, the funds were accidentally sent to an ที่อยู่ that no one could access. 【Was Unity Software Upgrade really Successful?】 The upgrade caused an incident.nThe targeted JUNO was NOT moved to the unity contract address, but moved to an unknown address LoL.https://t.co/ofBm7jmHeC — Takumi Asano (朝野巧己)| GAME ⚛️ | Juno Whale???? (@takumiasano_jp) 5 พฤษภาคม, 2022 Andrea Di Michele, one of JUNOs founding developers, explained the incident, stating that when he gave the developers the address of the [Unity] smart contract, he had pasted the address of the smart contract while putting the transaction hash underneath it. โฆษณา He did not, however, specify the transaction hash, leading to a mix-up between the smart contract address and the transaction hash. According to