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According to BeInCrypto, a Bitcoin user paid a fee of 1.6 BTC (approximately $102,800) in block 962,142 due to an automated script going out of control, while the actual transfer amount was zero. The automated script run by the user enabled the Replace-by-Fee (RBF) feature, automatically increasing the fee bid every second, ultimately depleting the entire balance in the wallet.The mining pool SpiderPool mined this block and reaped this unexpected profit, with the fee accounting for 88% of the total fees for that block (approximately 1.82 BTC).

The native companion asset of Bitcoin, DMT-NAT (abbreviated as NAT), has now landed on the Spider Mining Pool. Miners can simultaneously receive NAT rewards while mining BTC in the same block, achieving dual earnings and ushering in an era of dual-layer rewards in the industry.It is reported that NAT shares computing power, blocks, and addresses with BTC, allowing for simultaneous production without additional operations. This asset is produced every 10 minutes in sync with Bitcoin blocks, with approximately 386 million NAT (currently valued at about 38 USD) produced per block, corresponding to a total market value of about 38 million USD. The output will gradually decrease with block height and mining difficulty, and the code is fully open source.When the single block reward reaches 50,000 USD (market value of 50 billion USD), it can cover part of the miners' costs, thereby enhancing the overall network's computing power. Against the backdrop of Bitcoin halving, it injects new momentum for Bitcoin miners.