Those affected by the Mt. Gox crash may see a decision on a reimbursement scheme “within days”, revealed the Mt. Gox appointed trustee Nobuaki Kobayashi in a recent statement.
The Mt. Gox crash in early 2014 took away as much as 744,000 Bitcoin (BTC), of which some may still be held in secure wallets. However, some of the holdings were sold by Mr. Kobayashi, as late as the summer of 2018, before a new drive to seek redress for the creditors.
Mt. Gox crashed during the first more significant peak for BTC prices, when the asset broke above $1,000 for the first time, but then went on to lose most of its value. In the intervening years, BTC went up to a record bull run with prices above $19,600, later sliding ...