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I have seen this writing somewhere in reddit


and now asking is there anything we (Goxxed ppl) need to do? like showing some kinda proof that we lost BTC in Mtgox?

I know the legal part is still going on and there is not any kinda solution yet. But do we need to do anything at this stage or just watch for a results first?

Since I dont live in US and my country doesnt care anything about our rights in MTGox case, I just dont wanna miss anything or be delayed on any action I should take

well there is nothing stopping mtgox sayinth that during the supposed hacks that not only were all their FIAT banks accounts raided and all the offline cold stores.. but also the sql database of users accounts could have been manipulated to say that thousands of users had more balance then they should. so i would recommend everyone check back on their deposits either from banks or other wallets and ensure they can provide proof should it be requested.

but i think that by the time all the attorneys take their fee's and its gone through alot of expense spending to research the cause by hiring computer experts and also paying karpeles consultation fee's... there wont be anything left out of the funds they did manage to recoup

Well my question is do I need to do anything right now? and how do I do it? like where is the detailed info about these steps?

Cause it says on this message

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=611394.msg6783253#msg6783253

A proof of claim is a legal document that provides evidence that you are owned a certain amount of money to an entity in bankruptcy.

The fact they are requiring their customers to submit such proof likely means that they will end up owing much less money then they really owe and customers who can follow this process will end up with more

Ok but where is the explanation of that procedure to tell us what to do and how to do

You might be able to prove about your transaction, by giving them the link to the transaction from blockchain, to show proof.

That's a pretty good idea. But I guess for now they don't expect you to prove anything yet as I found no precedure about it

Google search:
 
"MtGox and Bankruptcy Trustee Nobuaki Kobayashi have answered some questions put to them by creditors at the second creditors meeting held onNovember 26th 2014.
In short:
Proof of claims will be accepted beginning April 2015." 

So no, nothing you should be doing right now other than making sure you have your evidence all sorted and ready to go for April 2015.
 
Asking for proof of claims is procedural - the trustee needs to ascertain the level of compnay debt.
The task of going through each one, validating and accepting, will be a huge and expensive one.
 
Creditors should be expecting a nil return from the bankruptcy. Should by some mircale a dividend be paid, then this should be considered a lucky bonus.
 

what evidence do you need exactly ? what is there to sort?

Well what if I said 'bitcoinnutjob you owe me 10 btc'. You'd be like 'wtf, the hell I do - prove that I owe you'

What proof would you like to see?

For mt gox maybe:
- identity info
- mt gox account info
- transaction/s info and any supporting docs
- etc etc

Yep, this is going to prove to be tricky, given how easily tamper-able some of the records are.

I'd say you just have to sign a message, with the private key from the address you send Bitcoin to MtGox. The only problem I see there, is that you can't prove, that it was a Mt. Gox Address you send the BTC to.

Ya, unless you took a screen capture or video of your account right before they shut down then it's pretty difficult to prove what you had at that moment.

In theory they have the accounts so they should know how much they owe. But making people jump through hoops works in their favor.

Yep perhaps, for me i still live in the same address so i could give recent utility bills, i also have the same bank account, if i deposit into kraken i think this verifies me.  Also have my Yubikey i could post.

I still havent created a kraken account due to laziness.

You should be able to submit an affidavit detailing the amount that you claim to be owed to you and gox can use their business records to validate such a claim.

Needing some kind of actual proof is really only needed when the amount owed is in dispute (or when the fact that anything is owed is in dispute)

I got the same email from, but wasn't 100% sure if it was real or just phishing type emails. This thing is still really going on?

The balance we can see by logging in to our Gox accounts is not sufficient proof, I suppose ?