It's being reocurring on Ethereum network bugs that are not comprehensive from the mainnet validators the high fees on transaction are surpassing millions of dollars, and this mysterious fees today Thursday took place one more time. 

The transaction above mentioned was registered from a user who transfered $86,390 worth of Ethereum with a transaction fee rounding in around $2.6 million. 

It's a situation that is causing some discomfort from the validators who operate the ETH mainnet, that took already a mining pool to freeze a transaction registered yesterday with the same amounts on transaction fees for the same sender who sent $133 worth of Ethereum paying same amounts on fees.

Today the transaction was mined by Ethermine pool and was tweetedby a firm manager appealing the owner of the transaction to contact the mining pool company. 

Voices are being heard on Crypto space about the issue where enthusiasts and analylists argue from money laundering to bug troubles on the network, and the second opinion was  suggested on the first transaction problem!

In my opinion the problem is caused of a misunderstanding from the bot trading who have been used by the exchanges involved on the transaction, the tx appear to belong to same user and as notes in yesterday discussion about it, seems that the issue is registered in Bithumb Exchange and isn't for a human command but a not who is making trading in behalf of someone, well I am not specialist on those trading bots but I saw one, in my trading exchange and they just obbey certain parameters to work.

No one in plain conscience could pay transaction fees of $2.6 millions and don't make noise on the crypto community, its seems an not issue!

Let's see and wait what ETH researchers will announce after a carefully investigation!

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