Newport Landfills Landfill in £ 620m Bitcoin Saga Set to close

The landfill in which a man has lost a solid disk containing Bitcoin wallet worth about 620 million pounds, close.

James Hovells, from Newport, claimed that his former partner was wrongly kicked by a hard disk containing 8,000 Bitcoin in 2013. years.

He tried to sue the City Council to access the website on the docks or gets 495 million pounds in fee, But that was rejected by the judge.

Newport Council documents show that the landfill will be closed in the financial year 2025-26.

The home waste recycling center in the city, in the north, will remain open.

The Council spokesman said, “The landfill is in operation since the beginning of the 2000s and it is the end of its life, therefore, the Council works on the planned closing and closure of the site in the next two years.”

The reports show that the authority will be expected to miss revenue worth 777,000 pounds next year and 198,000 pounds of the year after.

The Council provided permission for planning for a solar farm at the part of the country.

It was approved last August and is expected to be able to power new wheels.

He said the authority that he currently had seven electrical and diesel vehicles, replaced by electrical models “in the next few years.”

Bitcoin is often described as cryptocurrency, virtual currency or digital currency and type of money that is fully virtual – no physical coins or notes.

You can use it to buy products and services, but not many stores accept Bitcoin.

In China, it is unlawfully trade or mine Bitcoin and its use is limited in countries, including Saudi Arabia and Qatar.