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Topic: When will Mt Gox unload their coins? (Read 192 times)

jr. member
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June 19, 2018, 08:06:06 AM
#24
I thought they weren't allowed to unload until September?

Who knows!
Many conflicting stories!
newbie
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June 18, 2018, 11:24:57 PM
#23
tell me exactly time, thank
full member
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June 18, 2018, 10:57:37 PM
#22
They write that in order to substantially lower the rate of the Crypto-currency, in the period from December to the beginning of February Mt. Gox from Tokyo put up for sale in three batches about twenty thousand bitcoins. And they have it, supposedly there are still 180 000. In addition, he also decently lowered the rate of the crypto currency, having recently put up for sale about eight thousand bitcoins.
 Therefore, even for a large drop in the market of crypto-currencies, the consequences of which have been eliminated for six months now, Mt. Gox still has the opportunity to force the crypto-currency market to fall nine times every six months. This, at least, for four to five years. In addition, he will not immediately throw out the next batch of bitcoins, but will expect a good rise in the bitcoin course. In general, a nightmare. Only Mt. Gox can spoil the growth of the crypto-currency market for about five years. Even if the market adapts and will recover twice as fast, then it will be a two-three-year period. And such as Mt. Gox can already gain a lot when they see that with the growth rate bitcoin there are problems.
full member
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June 17, 2018, 12:56:59 PM
#21
Well if you don't know then they have been unloading those coins on exchanges directly for some time now. I think that might have been the spark for the bear cycle to start. I think the next hearing is in a few months in the court and that's when the next move will be decided of when and how to sell the coins.
jr. member
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June 17, 2018, 06:14:03 AM
#20
I thought they weren't allowed to unload until September?
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legendary
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June 17, 2018, 06:12:49 AM
#19


Are you sure?Huh?

Yes. The trustee needed $400,000000 to meet the MtGox liability as at August 2014.

He now has that in cash (the bankruptcy proceedings say that people have to be paid the cash value in Yen as at August 2014).

Regarding the rest of the coins - that depends on the Japanese court. Some people think they will go back to Karpeles as MtGox doesn't legally owe anything more than $400,000,000 to it's users.

I would hate to see the btc go back to Karpeles, he hasn't been punished nearly enough for what he has done.
legendary
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June 17, 2018, 06:08:00 AM
#18


Are you sure?Huh?

Yes. The trustee needed $400,000000 to meet the MtGox liability as at August 2014.

He now has that in cash (the bankruptcy proceedings say that people have to be paid the cash value in Yen as at August 2014).

Regarding the rest of the coins - that depends on the Japanese court. Some people think they will go back to Karpeles as MtGox doesn't legally owe anything more than $400,000,000 to it's users.
newbie
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June 17, 2018, 05:57:16 AM
#17
I hope never they need lose their private keys
jr. member
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June 17, 2018, 05:51:59 AM
#16
Thank you in advance for any updates on this.

They won't unload any more.

Basically when MtGox went bankrupt, the value of the coins were fixed in the yen price at the time of the bankruptcy (August 2014). The trustee of the MtGox coins knew he needed to pay the members in yen, so when he saw the price rise above the August 2014 level, he took the opportunity to sell exactly what he needed to, to get the yen amount equal to the August 2014 valuation. He did that at an average price of $10,000.

What happens to the rest of the coins depends on the courts. They can give them all to Karpeles, or distribute them to the members in proportion. But no more needs to be sold because the Trustee has got the yen amount needed to distribute to the members that will satisfy the bankruptcy courts.

Are you sure?Huh?
legendary
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June 17, 2018, 05:06:39 AM
#15
Thank you in advance for any updates on this.

They won't unload any more.

Basically when MtGox went bankrupt, the value of the coins were fixed in the yen price at the time of the bankruptcy (August 2014). The trustee of the MtGox coins knew he needed to pay the members in yen, so when he saw the price rise above the August 2014 level, he took the opportunity to sell exactly what he needed to, to get the yen amount equal to the August 2014 valuation. He did that at an average price of $10,000.

What happens to the rest of the coins depends on the courts. They can give them all to Karpeles, or distribute them to the members in proportion. But no more needs to be sold because the Trustee has got the yen amount needed to distribute to the members that will satisfy the bankruptcy courts.
hero member
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June 17, 2018, 05:00:42 AM
#14
Mt Gox coins is the new Tether news.
when price was rising, each 10% rise you heard that it is rising because they created new batch of USDT and released it on the market and THAT is increasing the price (pure FUD of course). then when price started falling and USDT continued being created, all the tether drama was swept under the rug and nobody is talking about it anymore!
People are still talking about it in this thread.  If they were correct about Tether's market manipulation, they wouldn't suddenly become incorrect because the price was falling - it's possible that they were just unsuccessful in sustaining the manipulated price - and they were certainly correct that Tether is a highly secretive and shady organisation.

Exaggerations and questionable assertions are common in positive news as well as negative news, like the numerous supposed experts that have claimed that the Bitcoin price is going to rise to hundreds of thousands of dollars within some specific number of years or that it will replace fiat currency.

I doubt that Mt. Gox's coins would have that significant an effect on the price given the volume that Bitcoin markets have had in recent months.  Regardless, if they sell them, they would be irresponsible to do so all at the same time, and most likely wouldn't.
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June 17, 2018, 12:46:44 AM
#13
Mt. Gox from Tokyo will not sell its bitcoins, which he still has about 180,000, until bitcoin grows to the size acceptable to him. Earlier he said that this would happen not earlier than September. Considering that in his interview he did not speak very well about bitcoin, considering that he does not have a future, he does not intend to keep them for a long time. In this case, we will not have to see a good growth in bitcoin prices, like the entire crypto currency, for a very long time.
legendary
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June 17, 2018, 12:42:35 AM
#12
Hasn't Mt Gox been unloading their coins here and there? It's purely criminal that they are even allowed to own coins still

the worst part is Mt Gox has been unloading their  coins for a long time, specially during the rise of bitcoin! they like everyone else wanted the highest price so they sold last year. but you don't hear anybody talking about that because price was RISING despite their sale.
they also sold when price was falling but you hear everyone talk about THAT and nothing else because they want the "fear" factor of it.
BQ
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June 17, 2018, 12:37:53 AM
#11
Nobody knows, that’s the worst part. I’d imagine it has to be done ove a 12 month period or something though. It would be much bette if they just did an OTC trade or something but they seem unwilling to.

I tried googling, couldn't find it, but I definitely remember reading here or on reddit about next sale definitely not happening before [certain date],
OTC they should definitely do, Kraken I think said they had contacted them offering to help selling OTC but they didn't want it apparently..
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June 17, 2018, 12:32:39 AM
#10
Mt Gox coins is the new Tether news.
when price was rising, each 10% rise you heard that it is rising because they created new batch of USDT and released it on the market and THAT is increasing the price (pure FUD of course). then when price started falling and USDT continued being created, all the tether drama was swept under the rug and nobody is talking about it anymore!
now that price has been going down, on every turn you hear how Mt Gox either sold coins or is about to do so. and it had never have anything to do with the drop at all...

will they sell again? nobody knows. we don't even know if all the previous ones were sales! we just saw the coins move. it might as well be to a new address in their cold storage instead of to an exchange to sell. or even if it is sells it may not even be all on the exchanges it may be off the market which doesn't affect anything!

This is a bit scary, you have a decentralized system but the price is controlled by few big exchanges.
newbie
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June 16, 2018, 11:48:34 PM
#9
it is really unpredictable to say or whether they will unload it or not it is also a big question.
full member
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June 14, 2018, 11:25:59 PM
#8
Bitcoin price is at the very bottom now. It is not a good idea to unload or sell your bitcoins at this price. If there is another rally before this year ends then maybe that is the best time for mtgox to sell their remaining bitcoins.

legendary
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June 14, 2018, 11:00:03 PM
#7
Mt Gox coins is the new Tether news.
when price was rising, each 10% rise you heard that it is rising because they created new batch of USDT and released it on the market and THAT is increasing the price (pure FUD of course). then when price started falling and USDT continued being created, all the tether drama was swept under the rug and nobody is talking about it anymore!
now that price has been going down, on every turn you hear how Mt Gox either sold coins or is about to do so. and it had never have anything to do with the drop at all...

will they sell again? nobody knows. we don't even know if all the previous ones were sales! we just saw the coins move. it might as well be to a new address in their cold storage instead of to an exchange to sell. or even if it is sells it may not even be all on the exchanges it may be off the market which doesn't affect anything!
legendary
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June 14, 2018, 11:34:27 AM
#6
So i heard they liquidated already enough btc to pay their debts in usd terms

They should have been forced to return btc to those that had btc there

sr. member
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June 14, 2018, 10:28:25 AM
#5
No one knows when or where they are going to dump their huge amount of bitcoins, I they dump it on exchange markets will surely collapse again. Better sold their holdings on auction, dumping on exchange is just ridiculous.
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