The user paid 3,150 ETH to transfer $ 19 through the Ethereum network An unknown user made an attempt to go down in history this night as the sender of the most expensive transactions in the history of the Ethereum network.

User paid 3,150 ETH to transfer $ 19 through the Ethereum network

An unknown user attempted to go down in history that night as the sender of the most expensive transactions in the history of the Ethereum network..

From his address, he transmitted four transactions, with the help of which he transferred less than 0.15 ETH or about $ 19, while paying over $ 450,000 in commissions.

In the first transaction, he sent 0.01 ETH and paid 210 ETH (over $ 30,000) to the miners. For the next two transactions, he doubled the amount and paid 420 ETH for each, transferring 0.02 ETH to the recipient addresses.

But the real surprise for the miners was the fourth transaction, from which an amount of 0.1 ETH was transferred, accompanied by a commission of 2,100 ETH.

Who this wallet may own is currently unknown, but it continues to be actively used to send small transactions, which are now covered by adequate fees.

 

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