The American rapper "50 Cent" has suddenly discovered that he has millions of dollars worth of home-based money, thanks to forgotten sales of one of his albums.

In 2014, 50 Cent, whose real name was Curtis Jackson, released an album titled "Animal Impression" and became the first artist to pay in electronic currency.

The singer received more than 700 units of the currency of the Petequin according to the deal, but then forgot that amount and did not spend it, according to the website TMZ specialized in celebrity news.

The amount of this amount is currently between $ 7 million and $ 8 million, but due to the fluctuation of the exchange rate of electronic currency, this value may change at any time.

In 2014, the exchange rate of the Kuwaiti currency was $ 662, but its exchange rate was $ 11,200 Thursday, according to Coindesk's website.

50 Cent Al Khobar confirmed in a publication on the Integrum website, with a screenshot of the TMZ article.

He wrote: "Not bad for a kid from the South Side area, I'm very proud of myself."

The singer also published a picture of himself surrounded by the currency of Betcuen, on the site of Instagram, and wrote a caustic comment: "Does anyone want a little bit of the currency of the house? I know I may have bothered you, but excuse me, I'm going to collect the money."

Over the past 12 months, many celebrities have received money to promote or support electronic currency through social networks.

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In September, Hollywood actor Jimmy Fox promoted the sale of electronic currency on a stock exchange called Kopenhod.

The star of French reality TV, Nabila, appeared on Snabshat's application on January 12 to encourage her audience to invest in the currency of the house.

But a noble video raised the concern of the French Capital Market Authority, which quickly tweeted on Twitter, warning the Francs to invest in the currency of Petcown, because of the risks it may contain.