Did anyone see it? The 11k wall was placed at 625$. I say a buy with 58btc at 625$, then 29btc at 625$ and the next buy was 627.9$. So were the first two buys into the large wall and the wall got pulled afterwards?

Well anybody think that there is more $$$ to throw a few more walls up by "wall guy"? pretty epic that he took us out of the downward trend line finally...

I wonder whether this is proper according to Japanese law and procedures?  

Requiring the creditors to deal with the very person who, er, failed  them?

EDIT: wording

Management

Under the civil rehabilitation procedure, the management of the debtor generally remains in place (debtor in possession). The debtor may retain the right to continue its business, unless the court appoints a trustee.

The debtor may also dispose of its assets, among other things, on consent of the court or of the supervisor, except in the case of a sale of inventory or commodities in the ordinary course of business. Further, the law allows the debtor to transfer all or a significant part of its business before the confirmation of the rehabilitation plan.

Filing

A debtor or a creditor may file for civil rehabilitation in a competent district court. A petition may be filed if (i) the debtor is likely to go bankrupt (ie, is unable to pay due debts generally and continuously or becomes insolvent), or (ii) cannot pay due debts without causing major difficulties for the continuation of its operations. However, a creditor may not file for civil rehabilitation if the conditions set forth in the first alternative are not satisfied. If the filing is deemed appropriate, the court issues a decision for commencement of the procedure. In practice (at the Tokyo District Court), the debtor must hold a meeting to explain the details of the situation to the creditors after the filing; the court issues a decision immediately after the meeting.

You mean late november?  The April peak was passed on Oct/30.

WTF just happened, 957 coins @535 in seconds sold  

ROFL!!!