Plusieurs articles annoncent que les BTC vendus par Kobayashi, l'administrateur de Mt. Gox n'auraient pas ete vendus OTC comme on le croyait mais bien sur des echanges, ce qui pourrait expliquer (en partie) le crash de cette annee, notamment entre mai et juin.
https://www.coindesk.com/312-million-in-mt-gox-cryptos-possibly-sold-via-bitpoint-exchangehttps://www.trustnodes.com/2019/02/05/mt-gox-trustee-sold-500-million-worth-of-bitcoin-on-exchanges-says-new-court-evidencehttps://www.goxdox.com/2019/02/the-dumpening-trustee-bank-book-reveals.html?m=1“The new data from the trustee’s bank book coupled with BTC’s price declines in May/June 2018 indicate that the method BitPoint used to conduct the sale affected price discovery. In other words,
BitPoint sold on an exchange and not OTC....
May started off with BTC continuing to rally,
surpassing $9,900 on May 6. But the price fell steeply and consistently from there. By June 5 the price had fallen to $7,500 USD. Thereafter the price continued to fall to $6,200 as bearish market sentiment dominated after a month of heavy selling by BitPoint.”
MT Gox sold about $750 million worth of bitcoin and BCH in 2018. They secured half a billion to pay off in full all exchange creditors at 2014 crypto prices. Then they sold another $250 million to potentially cover other creditors, including Coinlab.
Coinlab has now made what looks like a frivolous claim of $16 billion, holding up the distribution of the remaining circa 140,000 BTC and an equal amount of BCH in addition to the $500 million in fiat.
It remains unclear how the Coinlab situation will be resolved, but with $750 million secured in fiat, it appears unlikely that the trustee would need to liquidate any more cryptos."
(je sais c'est deja le cas)
