Mount Gox, the infamous crypto exchange that crumbled in 2014, has refuted claims of liquidating $10 billion worth of Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash assets to settle debts with creditors. The denial follows reports of substantial fund transfers from wallets tied to the defunct exchange, sparking widespread speculation across the crypto sphere.
In a letter dated May 28, 2024, Mt. Gox addressed the growing concerns, emphasizing its commitment to the ongoing rehabilitation process overseen by the appointed Rehabilitation Trustee, Nobuaki Kobayashi. The exchange clarified that repayment options for rehabilitation creditors include utilizing designated cryptocurrency exchanges or selling digital assets for repayment.
Despite reports indicating massive BTC and BCH movements, Mt. Gox stressed that no such transactions had occurred as of yet. The Rehabilitation Trustee assured stakeholders that assets are being securely managed, urging patience as preparations for repayments continue.
The news comes amidst heightened anxiety within the crypto community over potential market disruptions, highlighting the delicate nature of rehabilitation efforts for one of the most significant collapses in crypto history. As stakeholders await further developments, Mt. Gox seeks to allay fears and maintain transparency in its restructuring endeavors.
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