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After years of legal battles and uncertainty, Mt. Gox creditors are finally set to receive repayments. This is revealed by the emails sent to the investors of Mt.Gox by the bankruptcy trustee.
Relief for Mt. Gox Creditors
In an email sent to creditors saying that the exact timing of repayments for individual creditors is still undetermined due to the large number of creditors and varying types of repayments. However, Kobayashi is working to commence repayments in cash within the 2023 calendar year.
Repayment Timing Uncertain, but Cash Payments Expected in 2023
The repayments will come from the sale of Mt. Gox’s remaining assets, which include 142,000 BTC, 143,000 BCH, and 69 billion yen (approximately $625 million). Kobayashi has already sold a significant portion of these assets, but some have been held back in order to fund the repayments.
The email also stated that creditors do not need to take any action at this time but should await the commencement of repayments. This is in line with Kobayashi’s previous statements that he would prioritize communication with creditors and transparency throughout the repayment process.
Mixed reactions from the crypto community
The news of the upcoming repayments has been met with mixed reactions from the cryptocurrency community. Some are relieved that they will finally receive their funds, while others are critical of the lengthy delay and the fact that some creditors may receive less than they originally invested.
The repayments will also have implications for the wider cryptocurrency market, as the sale of Mt. Gox’s remaining assets could have an impact on the price of Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash. However, Kobayashi has stated that he will sell the assets gradually in order to minimize market volatility.