Mt. Gox’s $335M Bitcoin Transfer Sparks Speculation

Last Updated on July 24, 2024

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Key Takeaways:

  • Mt. Gox transferred $335 million in Bitcoin, distributing 5,106 BTC to Bitstamp and an unknown address on July 24.
  • Over 66% of the owed BTC has been repaid, with Mt. Gox’s Bitcoin holdings now at 42,744 BTC.
  • Bitstamp, involved in the repayment process, has not commented on the current status.

Mt. Gox, the defunct cryptocurrency exchange, transferred $335 million in Bitcoin on July 24, distributing 5,106 BTC to Bitstamp and an unknown address.

This action aligns with their repayment plan announced earlier this month.

Data from Arkham Intelligence showed two transfers at 6:16 am UTC: 2,237 BTC to Bitstamp and 2,869 BTC to an unknown address.

The unknown address swiftly moved funds to Bitstamp-associated wallets.

This transfer facilitates repayments to creditors, with over 66% of the owed BTC distributed so far.

Updated data revealed Mt. Gox’s Bitcoin holdings dropped to 42,744 BTC after distributing over 47,500 BTC.

In total, 42,583 BTC was sent out early on July 24, leaving Mt. Gox with only 161 BTC worth $10 million.

Bitstamp, involved in the repayment process, has not commented on the current status.

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