The Briton James Howell has once again failed in his attempt to retrieve the hard drive with 8,000 bitcoins, valued at about 660 million dollars, after the UK court rejected his appeal

The Briton James Howell has once again failed in his attempt to retrieve the hard drive with 8,000 bitcoins, which are now worth about 660 million dollars. On March 14, the appeals court rejected his request for a search at the Newport landfill, where, according to him, the disk was accidentally thrown away. Howell intends to file a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights, claiming that his rights to property and a fair trial were violated. The landfill is set to close in 2025-2026, increasing the risk of losing his fortune forever.