On Thursday, the court allegedly granted approval to the MT Gox Trustee over the exchange rate of the Japanese Yen with other currencies. The non-allotment sums’ repayment status is now displayed on the MT Gox website.
Around half a billion dollars worth of JPY, or the whole amount that would have been paid to all creditors at the 2014 cryptocurrency rates, make up the non-allotment sum.
Since the equivalent quantity of BCH and bitcoin was converted in 2018, the trustee can proceed with this process without intervening in the market.
A Japanese cryptonian claims, “I was reimbursed by Mt.Gox! Since I chose the final payment, I believe it is an interim payment. It took exactly 10 years.”
For more than five years, the trustee has held those $500 million in Japanese yen. This means that 10,000 creditors will receive this amount, possibly now and throughout 2014, with a deadline of October 24.
The trustee will return the real bitcoin, or the allotted portion, which is currently valued at almost $6 billion. They may have been paid to creditors in fiat money or bitcoin.
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