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June 22, 2018, 03:07:40 PM
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Does this still keep the option to receive Bitcoin back instead of fiat currency? i don't understand the email they send me.

yes. check the wording here https://www.mtgox.com/img/pdf/20180622_announcement_en.pdf


'In bankruptcy proceedings, non-monetary claims are converted into monetary
claims based on the valuation as at the time of the commencement of
bankruptcy proceedings. In contrast, in civil rehabilitation proceedings,
non-monetary claims are not converted into monetary claims at the time of
commencement of the civil rehabilitation proceedings. Therefore, in the civil
rehabilitation proceedings in this matter, claims seeking a refund of Bitcoins
(“Bitcoin Claims”) will also not be converted into monetary claims after the
commencement of the civil rehabilitation proceedings. '


you'll be given an option by the looks of things.
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June 22, 2018, 04:19:23 PM
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Does this still keep the option to receive Bitcoin back instead of fiat currency? i don't understand the email they send me.

Even if you had only BTC in your last balance (and approved claim), some of the compensation will be in fiat, besides the ~15% of BTC.
That's because Kobayashi sold about 10x more BTC than it was needed to compensate the fiat creditors.

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From MtGox creditors,  https://mtgox-creditors.com/

Basic Policy for Preparing a Rehabilitation Plan (as of June 29, 2018)

We are currently considering the basic policy for the rehabilitation plan that  is as stated below.  The rehabilitation plan outline we have prepared is merely a proposal as of this point in time.  We would like to hear your opinions, as creditors, and revise this basic policy to prepare a rehabilitation plan which reflects creditor opinions to the fullest extent.

Your opinions are accepted by making comments on this article, sending e-mails to “mtgoxforcreditors at-mark gmail.com” (please change “at-mark” to @ when you send email), )  or sending letters.  We look forward to hearing your opinions.  Please provide your name and filing number so that we can identify you as a creditor.  You can also use the comment box on the website at the bottom of this page.

[Basic Policy for the Rehabilitation Plan]

1. The rehabilitation plan should be simple and the implementation thereof should have high certainty.
2. No distribution will be made to shareholders.
3. Distribution of assets to creditors will be made in kind, meaning for creditor bitcoin (BTC) claims, payment will be made in BTC and its derivatives (including but not limited BCH).
4. First payment to creditors will be made promptly after the approval and confirmation of the rehabilitation plan (according to the standard schedule, approximately 5 months after the commencement of rehabilitation proceedings).
5. The full payment to the monetary creditors will be made.
6. If there are any residual assets, or new assets are found, additional payment will be made.
7. No sponsor will be selected in principle, except where it is apparent that such selection is advantageous to creditors.

[Concept of the Basic Policy]

1. The rehabilitation plan should be simple and the implementation thereof should have high certainty.
In order to make the first payment as soon as possible, the rehabilitation plan should be simple.  If the rehabilitation plan is complicated, interest adjustment among interested parties will be necessary, and delay in the approval of the rehabilitation plan will be a concern.  Also, a complicated rehabilitation plan is difficult to understand, and is not friendly to many creditors.  We are of the opinion that it is important to make the rehabilitation plan as simple as possible, approve it at an early timing, and make payment to creditors as soon as possible.

In addition, in order to ensure payment to creditors, we are of the opinion that the rehabilitation plan should have content of implementation which is highly certain and which is realistic, considering rehabilitation proceedings practices in Japan.

2. No distribution will be made to shareholders.
Mt.Gox is not capable of returning all BTC deposited by creditors. Accordingly, we consider that all assets of Mt.Gox should be distributed to creditors and not to shareholders.

3. Payment for bitcoins (BTC) will be made in BTC and its derivatives (BCH, etc.).
We consider it appropriate to make payment to creditors who had been depositing BTC (BTC creditors) with Mt.Gox, in BTC and its derivatives (BCH, etc.), instead of cash.

This is because making payment to BTC creditors in BTC, etc. is the most simple and efficient way and transaction costs such as bank fees can be minimized (this is the very advantage of BTC). Also, if payment is to be made in cash, it will be necessary to exchange a large amount of BTC, etc. for fiat currency, which may result in decline of the price of BTC, etc.  Further, as the price of BTC, etc. fluctuates rapidly, it is difficult to determine when to sell BTC, etc.

4. First payment to creditors will be made promptly after the approval and confirmation of the rehabilitation plan.
Creditors have been waiting for payment to be made for as long as 4 years since Mt.Gox was bankrupted. Needless to say, payment to creditors should be made as soon as possible.

We are of the opinion that most of the assets, including approximately 166,000 BTC and 168,000 of BCH and other derivatives, if any, currently held by Mt.Gox, should be paid to creditors at the time of the first payment.

5.The full payment to the monetary creditors will be made.

In the Examiner’s report, the Examiner considers that the civil rehabilitation of MT.GOX shall commence, assuming that the following measures are taken before the decision to commence the rehabilitation proceedings (in other words, the discontinuation of the bankruptcy proceedings), that ensure the benefits of the bankruptcy creditors (especially those having monetary claims corresponding to bankruptcy claims) who filed proofs of claims in the bankruptcy proceedings of MT.GOX.

To convert from the bankruptcy proceedings to the civil rehabilitation proceedings, we believe that it is the best for us to allow the full payment to the monetary creditors in the civil rehabilitation proceedings.  The total amounts of the monetary claims are much smaller than the amounts of BTC claims, so the full payment to the monetary creditors does not have significant impact on the distribution to BTC creditors.  Therefore, the full payment to the monetary creditors can be implemented in the plan.

6. If there are any residual assets, or new assets are found, additional payment will be made.
At the time of the first payment, existence of some claims may still be disputed; therefore, it is expected that certain assets would have to be reserved at Mt.Gox until the amount of those disputed claims is fixed. In such case, we consider that those assets so reserved should be paid to creditors as additional payment.

Conversely, we think that payment should not be reserved until all of the assets/debts are fixed. Early payment should be realized by paying most of the assets that Mt.Gox has at hand to creditors as the first payment, as soon as possible, and then paying those assets/debts that are yet to be fixed, as additional payment.

Also, with regard to additional payment, we think that a scheme should be considered to realize additional payment at an early timing, under which additional payment should be made by fixing the amounts of the non-fixed assets/debts by transferring them to third parties, instead of waiting for all of such amounts to be fixed.

7. No sponsor will be selected in principle except where it is apparent that such selection is advantageous to creditors.
There may be an opinion that we should find a company that supports financially and commercially Mt.Gox (“sponsor”). However, Mt.Gox has already suspended its business, and it is not in a situation requiring a sponsor to supplement its creditworthiness or to continue its operations.  It is not necessarily a requirement under the rehabilitation law in Japan to appoint a sponsor, although it is common, and we are of the opinion that a rehabilitation plan can be approved by the courts and creditors without a sponsor in this case.  In addition, a certain period of time would be required to find a sponsor, and a proxy fight may occur if there is more than one sponsor candidate.  Such a situation may become an obstacle to the achievement of our purpose which we consider the most important, namely, early payment to creditors.  We do not intend to completely deny finding a sponsor; however, we are of the opinion that a sponsor should not be selected except where it is apparent that such selection is advantageous to creditors and will not be an obstacle to early payment.

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June 29, 2018, 08:00:51 PM
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From MtGox creditors,  https://mtgox-creditors.com/

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I am not sure if I understand the BTC part.

I appreciate that they seem to be aiming to pay BTC back in BTC, but do they have enough BTC for this?

My understanding was that they had lost about 850k btc, and they had recovered a bit more than 200k btc.  Since currently they have only about 166k btc, then that means that they used about 34k btc to cash out and to pay various expenses..

Anyhow, if someone had 10 BTC in MTGOX, then would they end up receiving around 20% of their BTC (which is 166/850)?  That would mean that such hypothetical person would receive 2 BTC?  Or am I missing something? 

Since BTC has appreciated so greatly, I do agree that the most fair thing is to pay back in BTC, and also if they merely received 20% back, they would still be doing much better off than they were at the time of the loss, especially as we may recall there is some discrepencies regarding the value of the coins too at the time of the loss since during that early 2014 time frame up until February 2014, the BTC price dropped from $1,200-ish down to $190-ish..., yet even at the time of the GOX closure announcement, other exchanges were dropping but still decently maintaining BTC prices in around a $600 price arena. 

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June 30, 2018, 01:06:59 PM
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From MtGox creditors,  https://mtgox-creditors.com/

[edited out]

I am not sure if I understand the BTC part.

I appreciate that they seem to be aiming to pay BTC back in BTC, but do they have enough BTC for this?

My understanding was that they had lost about 850k btc, and they had recovered a bit more than 200k btc.  Since currently they have only about 166k btc, then that means that they used about 34k btc to cash out and to pay various expenses..

Anyhow, if someone had 10 BTC in MTGOX, then would they end up receiving around 20% of their BTC (which is 166/850)?  That would mean that such hypothetical person would receive 2 BTC?  Or am I missing something? 

Since BTC has appreciated so greatly, I do agree that the most fair thing is to pay back in BTC, and also if they merely received 20% back, they would still be doing much better off than they were at the time of the loss, especially as we may recall there is some discrepencies regarding the value of the coins too at the time of the loss since during that early 2014 time frame up until February 2014, the BTC price dropped from $1,200-ish down to $190-ish..., yet even at the time of the GOX closure announcement, other exchanges were dropping but still decently maintaining BTC prices in around a $600 price arena. 

The 166k BTC allegedly still in MtGox possession are probably just 138k BTC, based on latest transfers, so the return ratio is going to be 17% max, plus forks.
This BTC distribution will be on top of the approved bankruptcy claims, paid in fiat, plus interest. Or at least that's the current plan of the CR lawyers teams.

During the last days of MtGox operation, price fell not to 190$, but to 100$, and twice.


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July 20, 2018, 02:09:41 PM
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From the MtGox site: http://www.mtgox.com/img/pdf/20180719_announcement.pdf

Some creditors have inquired about the timing for filing proofs of rehabilitation claim in
the Civil Rehabilitation Proceedings of MtGox Co., Ltd. We are currently using our best efforts to
build the system for filing proofs of rehabilitation claim. We plan to release such system this
August. Please kindly wait for a while. Thank you for your kind understanding.

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July 23, 2018, 04:07:20 PM
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CR plan outline proposal by MtGox Legal:
https://www.mtgoxlegal.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/CR-plan-outline-July-17.pdf

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August 13, 2018, 05:55:36 PM
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Latest unofficial update, from a meeting of lawyers with Kobayashi:
https://www.reddit.com/r/mtgoxinsolvency/comments/96x3vv/kobayshis_feedback_on_mt_gox_legals_cr_plan/
For those too lazy to click on the link, copied most of it here:

Atmosphere was good.

1/ Fiat claims honoured as under Bankruptcy - no comments.

2/ Sekido made it clear we don’t want any more sales. Kobayashi didn’t say yes, but we didn’t receive any specific objection. Didn’t find anything in his reaction that would cause me to believe he was planning more sales.

3/ No Benefit to shareholders: Tibanne may have claim admitted. Kobayashi has counter claim against Tibanne under their bankruptcy of Tibanne. [I believe our claim against Tib is bigger than theirs against MtG] Don’t know if it’s accepted. Might be able to off set claims or money will go and come back. Either way Kob is aware of the issue and planning a solution in creditors best interests.

4/ Alt coins:
Trustee’s reaction is that it’s not easy to seperate keys for altcoins. It’s challenging. If we [Mt Gox Legal] can present a safe way for the trustee, it may advance the situation. But it’s not easy for the trustee to conduct this because of technical security. After the first distribution, it might be easier for him to sell the key.

Kobayashi understands alt coins and their value.

His question to us: How to auction the key?

5/ Mixed claims - no issue

6/ Timetable for distribution, Kob agrees to timeliness is important.

7/ Distribution Channel.
There was a clear response from trustee: distribution to private wallets is very difficult. so they are very reluctant. Distribution for BTC is it’s necessary to have an exchange. We emphasised more exchange options creditors have, the better for creditors, but there must be a limitation, cos trustee cannot accept unreliable exchanges. They need to execute some contracts, so exchange needs to have solidity to be a good for counterparty. Also, the approval of the court is required. Kob is Open to options, not fixed their minds on which exchange. They want to understand the need of the creditors, depending on the need of creditors around the world. That’s the basic requirement of the law. Need to cover all over the world where creditors exist. - Appreciate our input on this.

Kob’s position on this is very strong on this.

Kob cannot take responsibility, once distribution is completed there is no money for compensation. Clear need to have limited liablilty for trustee. Once creditor choose exchange, and assets are transfered. After that, if there is a problem trustee is not liable.

Possibility that there are creditors who cannot make an account on an exchange for geographic reasons. - In that scenario the suggested option is to convert claim to cash and send via bank. That kind of option may be necessary. In this case the trustee will need to sell some btc in order to distribute cash. Trustee will need proof of id.

Distribution of cash: not clear, but Sek didn’t hear anything negative for cash distribution to either bank or exchange. - reaction not negative. Open to offering distribution to both bank or exchange.

8/ The response to this point is on the Mt Gox Legal forum. For all creditor's interest I'm not going to share it publicly here.

9/ Trading records.
Kobs reaction was: Not easy. It may require costs. We [Mt Gox Legal] should make a more specific request. Issue of equal treatment may come up, if limited number of creditors need to this, Kob can use that as an excuse to avoid it. - Need to show how much demand there is for this.

[I raised the counter point that this information is an asset of value to creditors and should be considered as such. We need to go back with a sense of how many creditors need this (a proportion, or which jurisdictions) and how the information could be accessed via the online filing system) - it may be that creditors who want/need this may have to pay for it individually.]

Questions from Kob:

Geographic variation of memebers of MtG Legal, to consider which exchange is appropriate or not? He wants to have local information which exchange works. Creditors from local area will have infomation.

We requested face to face meeting after creditors meeting in september. Waiting for response.

AOB/ claims open by the end of this month as per memo on website.

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August 24, 2018, 11:13:22 AM
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Creditors can now (and should, or they'll get nothing) file the CR claims:
http://www.mtgox.com/img/pdf/201808_announcement_en.pdf

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Creditors can now (and should, or they'll get nothing) file the CR claims:
http://www.mtgox.com/img/pdf/201808_announcement_en.pdf

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Side note: 6% interest rate per year on the cash claim, nice.
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August 27, 2018, 10:06:00 PM
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Creditors can now (and should, or they'll get nothing) file the CR claims:
http://www.mtgox.com/img/pdf/201808_announcement_en.pdf

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Side note: 6% interest rate per year on the cash claim, nice.

If this all works out as planned, 6% is definitely a fair rate of return for fiat. ... and yes, giving an additional opportunity to make claims is fair and also paying back bitcoin in bitcoin is fair too - even though there is going to be decently sized socializing of losses.

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Mt. Gox, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange until 2014 has taken measures to ensure that its former users get their share of compensation for their lost money, as Nobuaki Kobayashi, the civil rehabilitation and bankruptcy trustee of the firm has recently offloaded $230 million worth of Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, as per the document released on September 25.

The former giant in Bitcoin trade was hacked four years ago, resulting in the loss of millions of dollars worth of cryptocurrency and its eventual bankruptcy. Mt. Gox has since been working on the rehabilitation of its users by implementing measures such as selling cryptocurrency for fiat money.

According to calculations by Bloomberg, the latest disposal by the trustee has got an average price of $8100 per bitcoin, which has raised the balance in their account to approximately USD 620 million.

    Further, in a document released by the trustee, it is revealed that the trust is in possession of “a suitable amount of money to secure the interests [of] BTC creditors under the Bankruptcy Proceedings in connection with BTC claims to be treated as non-monetary claims under the Civil Rehabilitation Proceedings.”

In addition, the trustee has also... To Continue Reading Click Here
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September 26, 2018, 07:45:35 AM
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Mt.Boxes bankruptcy trustee Nobuaki Kobayashi sold $230 Million worth of BTC and BCH between March and June!

https://coincodex.com/article/2395/mt-gox-bankruptcy-trustee-says-he-sold-230-million-worth-of-btc-and-bch-between-march-and-june/

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The prosecutors in a court case against former Mt.Gox CEO Mark Karpelès have proposed a 10 year prison sentence.

https://coincodex.com/article/2740/prosecutors-want-10-year-jail-sentence-for-mtgox-ceo-mark-karpels/
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Last week the trustee published the non-exchange claims. In them it appears there is a claim of $16bn which the Trustee has rejected. If the applicant(s) of this/these claim(s) chose to dispute the Trustee's decision there could well be a delay while the merits of the claims are litigated infront of a judge.

This situation is comparable to Coinlab's claim under bankruptcy. In that it seems at first glance spurious and that it prevents any distribution of funds. My current view is that it's a strategically made claim, designed specifically to block distribution to creditors in order to leverage a settlement from the Trustee.

I'm waiting for legal advice on the timeframe we can expect for a dispute to be settled.
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January 29, 2019, 06:41:06 PM
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Last week the trustee published the non-exchange claims. In them it appears there is a claim of $16bn which the Trustee has rejected. If the applicant(s) of this/these claim(s) chose to dispute the Trustee's decision there could well be a delay while the merits of the claims are litigated infront of a judge.

This situation is comparable to Coinlab's claim under bankruptcy. In that it seems at first glance spurious and that it prevents any distribution of funds. My current view is that it's a strategically made claim, designed specifically to block distribution to creditors in order to leverage a settlement from the Trustee.

I'm waiting for legal advice on the timeframe we can expect for a dispute to be settled.

Do you have links for these informational update points?

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January 29, 2019, 06:47:57 PM
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Last week the trustee published the non-exchange claims. In them it appears there is a claim of $16bn which the Trustee has rejected. If the applicant(s) of this/these claim(s) chose to dispute the Trustee's decision there could well be a delay while the merits of the claims are litigated infront of a judge.

This situation is comparable to Coinlab's claim under bankruptcy. In that it seems at first glance spurious and that it prevents any distribution of funds. My current view is that it's a strategically made claim, designed specifically to block distribution to creditors in order to leverage a settlement from the Trustee.

I'm waiting for legal advice on the timeframe we can expect for a dispute to be settled.

Do you have links for these informational update points?

All official documents posted on mtgox site https://www.mtgox.com/

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February 19, 2019, 09:38:13 PM
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Last week the trustee published the non-exchange claims. In them it appears there is a claim of $16bn which the Trustee has rejected. If the applicant(s) of this/these claim(s) chose to dispute the Trustee's decision there could well be a delay while the merits of the claims are litigated infront of a judge.

This situation is comparable to Coinlab's claim under bankruptcy. In that it seems at first glance spurious and that it prevents any distribution of funds. My current view is that it's a strategically made claim, designed specifically to block distribution to creditors in order to leverage a settlement from the Trustee.

I'm waiting for legal advice on the timeframe we can expect for a dispute to be settled.

Any update on that??
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March 20, 2019, 06:28:57 AM
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Is there any news/rumours about what's going to happen now that the deadline for claims has been reached and on a side note (not strictly related) Tokyo court has promulgated a guilty verdict against Karpeles?
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Reading this thread at r/mtgoxinsolvency might help:
https://www.reddit.com/r/mtgoxinsolvency/comments/b39h60/march_20th_2019_creditors_meeting_qa/

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