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In a recent development concerning the long-awaited Mt. Gox Creditor repayments, the Rehabilitation Trustee, Nobuaki Kobayashi, has announced an extension of the repayment deadline by one year. Originally set for October 31, 2024, the new deadline is now October 31, 2025. This extension aims to accommodate creditors who have not yet completed the required procedures to receive their payments. mt.gox repayments delayed to 2025 EOY pic.twitter.com/DixVk7njaW — doom (@doomxbt) October 10, 2024 Background of the Mt. Gox Case Mt. Gox, once the world’s largest bitcoin exchange, suffered a significant collapse in 2014 after a hack that led to the loss of 850,000 Bitcoin, affecting thousands of creditors. To date, the Rehabilitation Trustee has processed a substantial portion of the repayments, including Base Repayments, and intermediate Repayments, and Early Lump-Sum Repayments. However, a large number of creditors remain unrepaid due to procedural delays or issues in the repayment process. Reasons for Delay Many creditors have yet to receive their payments due to various factors, including incomplete paperwork or other complications in the repayment procedures. In the notice dated October 10, 2024, Kobayashi mentioned that while many creditors have successfully received their repayments, others still face difficulties, prompting the need for this deadline extension. The trustee, with permission from the court, moved the final repayment deadline to the end of October 2025 to allow more time for the process to be completed. Snippet of the Court’s Notice indicating Mt. Gox’s extension for repayment Creditors who have completed all necessary steps to receive the repayment may not be affected by this change. However, those who have faced issues or delays, now have more time to resolve any outstanding concerns. Despite the setbacks, this extension is intended to ensure that all creditors receive their due repayment. This extension offers both relief and frustration to…

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