Man who accidentally threw away £569 million in Bitcoin could potentially recover it using specific ‘key’ words

is a way James can regain his value. According to them, he just has to use the right words.

Mr. Howells believes he has over £500 million in online currency and he thinks he knows where the hard drive is. After Newport City Council denied him access to retrieve it from the landfill, he even tried to sue them. The council, however, has stated that excavation is not possible under their environmental permit and would have a negative environmental impact on the area. The council maintains that Mr. Howells’s claim has no merit and they are resisting it.

But there’s still hope for Mr. Howells. Hadyn Jones, a cryptocurrency expert, explained to the Daily Mail that if Mr. Howells still has the “seed phrase” needed to access his Bitcoin, he could potentially get his money back. This seed phrase is a series of random words that acts as the key to the hard drive. Without this seed phrase, it may be inaccessible forever, according to another expert, Paul Sibenik.

So, while the situation may seem dire, there’s still a glimmer of hope for James Howells and his lost fortune in the landfill. Remember, it all comes down to those key words. Stay tuned for updates on this captivating story.