I don't know. All I have to go on is the news report which states that it's money, and a photo which looks kinda like money. It's a better marketing stunt if i

I don't know. All I have to go on is the news report which states that it's money, and a photo which looks kinda like money. It's a better marketing stunt if it's actually money, though. Leaving a significant (but not implausibly large) sum of money out in the open but apparently completely inaccessible -- it motivates people like us to think about ways to get the money out, and here we are talking about a company whose existence I would otherwise have forgotten. If it turns out to be fake money I'll be very disappointed in you, wepay.