Bloomberg: Mt. Gox's major creditors have no concerns about upcoming Bitcoin distribution
On May 31, according to Bloomberg, as the collapsed trading platform Mt. Gox is about to return about $9 billion in Bitcoin ten years after filing for bankruptcy, cryptocurrency investors are increasingly worried that this will suppress prices. Maybe they shouldn't be so worried. Several large creditors said they don't expect the trustee to distribute tokens to everyone at the same time, but in batches. For example, they said that claims filed earlier may be compensated faster.
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