Rock Dust, an NFT trader, aimed to sell what they called etherrock for an NFT (picture of a rock) price of 444 eth. This figure is currently $1,143,082. However, when going on sale, they mistakenly listed the price as 444 wei (the smallest unit of ether coin). That’s less than a cent.
How's your week?
Mine? I just erroneously listed @etherrock #44 for 444 wei instead of 444 eth🤦♂️
Bot sniped it in the same block and trying to flip for 234 eth
In one click my entire net worth of ~$1 million dollars, gone
Is there any hope?
Am I GMI?
Can snipers show mercy? pic.twitter.com/yq9Itb2Ukb
— CoinMarketCope (@coinmarketcope) March 10, 2022
Before realizing their mistake, a buyer actually bought etherrock for free because the sale was in place. There is no going back now, as the blockchain records have processed the sale.
Rock Dust said that after explaining on Twitter that it had made a big mistake, they asked the buyer to return the painting. However, the buyer did not give any response.
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