A user mistakenly paid a 1.6 BTC transaction fee, with approximately $103,000 in funds all taken by the miner.

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BlockBeats News, August 13th, a user experienced an anomaly due to an auto-escalating fee RBF script, paying a fee of 1.60 BTC, approximately $102,800, in a single transaction without sending any BTC to the recipient. The transaction was included in Bitcoin block number 962142 on August 12th.

According to on-chain records, the transaction had only one input of 160,343,885 satoshis, all of which was ultimately paid as a fee to the miner with 0 output. The reason behind this was that the user's automated script was increasing the RBF fee every second but did not set a reasonable fee cap, leading to the fee gradually consuming the entire input amount. The block was mined by SpiderPool, with this transaction contributing to about 88% of the block's total fee of approximately 1.82 BTC.

Sumber: BlockBeats

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