British man who lost a hard drive worth £620 million in Bitcoin loses appeal, will continue to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights

According to the report by Cointelegraph, the British man James Howells, who lost a hard drive worth £210 million in Bitcoin, had his lawsuit against the UK Royal Court of Appeal rejected. He stated that he will continue to appeal to the European Court of Human Rights. "The UK government wants to cover up this matter, but I will not let them succeed. No matter how long it takes, it will not disappear." The European Court of Human Rights cannot overturn the decision of the UK court, but if James Howells wins the case, the UK court must consider whether its legislative interpretation is in line with the provisions of the European Court of Human Rights.