The infamous exchange’s wallet movements have repeatedly sparked fears of sell-offs that could destabilize Bitcoin prices. Yet, recent activity from Mt. Gox wallets has been met with strong market resilience.

Mark Karpeles is launching a new “transparent and user-friendly” crypto exchange in Europe this month. Meanwhile, the Mt.Gox saga is slowly coming to an end, and his other project is set to bring more transparency to the industry.

After the publication of a notice regarding the commencement of repayments, the BTC price fell below $61,000. The release of 140,000 BTC might distort the market if the creditors opt to sell.

Celsius has successfully exited bankruptcy and begun repayments. FTX has given up on plans to restart the exchange, but “cautiously predicted” full repayment for users. Mt.Gox creditors report first bank transactions.

Mt.Gox creditors have received e-mails confirming upcoming payments, Celsius has moved funds, but ex-FTX customers have objected to the repayment plan.

Reportedly, some creditors have received yen payments through PayPal, marking the first funds received after almost 10 years of waiting. However, even this has been tarnished by accidental duplicate payments to some users.

Two Russians have been accused of stealing bitcoins from Mt. Gox and of operating the notorious BTC-e exchange.

The Mt. Gox saga continues. The repayment registration deadline was moved to March 2023. We propose revisiting this story and going through its main stages.