Seems to me that no solution has been reached in the Gox scenario. How can you declare your losses if you don't know exactly what they are yet? I would say you should see what the actual final settlement is before declaring losses. As far as I know, nothing has been "realized" yet.
Nothing's been decided , the bankruptcy isn't even completed yet. The next creditors meeting in a few weeks might reveal if the civil rehabilitation is getting approved.
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Wait another ~15 days, the next creditor meeting should clarify if civil rehabilitation gets approved or not (bankruptcy goes on).
The outcome may be known sooner, check the reddit mtgoxinsolvency in ~10 days.
https://www.reddit.com/r/mtgoxinsolvency/
Wait another ~15 days, the next creditor meeting should clarify if civil rehabilitation gets approved or not (bankruptcy goes on).
The outcome may be known sooner, check the reddit mtgoxinsolvency in ~10 days.
https://www.reddit.com/r/mtgoxinsolvency/
If the civil rehabilitation gets approved the bankruptcy will settle the proceedings based on the price of bitcoin three years ago. That leaves $859 million left over for Mr Karpeles from the $1.3 billion recovered from Gox.
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/mark-karpeles-will-end-taking-859-million-mt-gox-bankruptcy/
That's why a group of creditors are considering further legal action to stop Mr Karpeles from getting the $859 million.
..., the https://mtgoxlegal.com group has formed, raised funds and grew to around 500 people in size since the last creditors meeting.
There are ways to prevent an unfair distribution and we're working towards that right now.
There are ways to prevent an unfair distribution and we're working towards that right now.
Further legal action could delay the bankruptcy for even longer, stopping anything getting "realized" for a considerable time,
