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They will after January 2023. And yes... bitcoin has gone up a lot in that time. That doesn't mean the creditors are happy about their crypto being stuck on a

by primax 4y ago

They will after January 2023. And yes... bitcoin has gone up a lot in that time. That doesn't mean the creditors are happy about their crypto being stuck on a bankrupt exchange for almost a decade. I have a small fortune in the civil rehabilitation proceedings. Since mtgox went down, I've since met my wife, got married, had children, started a Masters, finished a Masters, and bought a house. Having access to my crypto at any point during that period would have been really nice.

inDigiNeous 4y ago
Do you happen to know if there is any way to apply for this process later? I had tens of bitcoins when MtGox went down. But I have no proof of the transaction or even a proper memory of my account name, and I missed their stupid deadline for applying for the payback program.
- otoburb 4y ago
  You can try by contacting the official support email (support@mtgox.com), but I believe you have missed all deadlines to register as a creditor.
  - inDigiNeous 4y ago
    Thanks, yeah I think so too..
- primax 4y ago
  The entire mtgox database was leaked and was googleable, with real names. You should be able to find yourself in it. I'm not sure you can still get approved as a creditor but have a go.
  - inDigiNeous 4y ago
    Thank you, I will check it out. Yeah I think the deadlines are already over, the whole process was quite shady and I did not even realize you can apply, until the deadlines were over.
lupire 4y ago
Maybe losing that crypto taught you a lesson and made you a better person and presented you from losing far more in the intervening years. If you got your crypto back you might have been misled into believing that when you give your keys to a strangers, it's still your crypto.
- rags2riches 4y ago
  Come for the free money. Stay for the life lessons!
- deleted 4y ago
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irae 4y ago
It is unfortunate and no creditor should be exactly "happy" about the situation or completely satisfied with the outcome. But everyone early on crypto knew there were some risks involved. And there is a chance you, or other creditors would have, for whatever reason, withdrawn and converted earlier to less USD (or even lost everything). Getting a fraction now can be a win for many. Call it "enforced diamond hands" if you like the meme... I guess in the average case it is a fair outcome.

by primax 4y ago

inDigiNeous 4y ago

Do you happen to know if there is any way to apply for this process later? I had tens of bitcoins when MtGox went down. But I have no proof of the transaction or even a proper memory of my account name, and I missed their stupid deadline for applying for the payback program.

otoburb 4y ago
You can try by contacting the official support email (support@mtgox.com), but I believe you have missed all deadlines to register as a creditor.
- inDigiNeous 4y ago
  Thanks, yeah I think so too..
primax 4y ago
The entire mtgox database was leaked and was googleable, with real names. You should be able to find yourself in it. I'm not sure you can still get approved as a creditor but have a go.
- inDigiNeous 4y ago
  Thank you, I will check it out. Yeah I think the deadlines are already over, the whole process was quite shady and I did not even realize you can apply, until the deadlines were over.

lupire 4y ago

Maybe losing that crypto taught you a lesson and made you a better person and presented you from losing far more in the intervening years. If you got your crypto back you might have been misled into believing that when you give your keys to a strangers, it's still your crypto.

rags2riches 4y ago
Come for the free money. Stay for the life lessons!
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irae 4y ago

It is unfortunate and no creditor should be exactly "happy" about the situation or completely satisfied with the outcome. But everyone early on crypto knew there were some risks involved. And there is a chance you, or other creditors would have, for whatever reason, withdrawn and converted earlier to less USD (or even lost everything). Getting a fraction now can be a win for many. Call it "enforced diamond hands" if you like the meme... I guess in the average case it is a fair outcome.