Nine years since the world’s largest BTC exchange at the time collapsed, its creditors are set to receive some of the digital assets and yen they lost this month. The Mt. Gox trustee revealed that the payments are set to start in a week, but some creditors may have to wait up to eight months before receiving their stash.
Mt. Gox went down in early 2014 in which it lost over 800,000 BTC. Since then, its creditors, who consist mostly of the earliest Bitcoin believers, have been fighting to have their assets back, or at least some of them.
As CoinGeek previously reported, trustee Nobuaki Kobayashi gave creditors until March 10, 2023, to register their preferred payment methods, an extension from the previous January 10 deadline.
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