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A highly coveted Bored Ape non-fungible token sold for just over $3,000 — one-hundredth of its intended market price of about $300,000.
The owner of Bored Ape #3,547 made a «fat fingered» typing error when listing the NFT online, according to CNet. Instead of selling it for a price of 75 ether, a «lapse of concentration» spurred the owner to sell it for 0.75 ether instead.
An automated account immediately bought the NFT and put it back on sale for nearly $250,000.
A similar mistake in a banking transaction can usually be remedied. But in the fast-paced and unregulated crypto market, an error like this is usually irreversible, especially as automated, instantaneous purchases pose constant threats.
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