Mt. Gox: Institutional creditors could enter bitcoin clawing requests that have recently been closed back through an approved rehabilitation process. In a statement Wednesday, MT Gox said that former institutional users in the stock market, will have the evidence to support their allegations of repayment of cryptographic assets held by change until October 22.
“We have published an online rehabilitation application system that enables online users to prove their claims to corporate users on the institutional rehabilitation case.” Kobayashi Said.
Mt. Gox’s online filing system was launched on Aug. 23 with individual (non-institutional) users.
After the deadline, CoinDesk will submit an approval or rejection declaration to the Tokyo District Court for the final decision to be made on January 24 for the next year, which will be subject to subsequent amendments.
1 Year ago, a couple of Mt. Gox creditors filed a petition to the bankruptcy court in Tokyo. The court has approved the petition in June.
Now, Mt. Gox creditors are also drafting refund policies during their legal representatives, seeking to get their bitcoin assets in the original form of deposit instead of cash with a designated cryptocurrency exchange.
Mt. Gox declared bankruptcy in 2014, following the hacking of 744,000 BTCs on the platform, at the peak of the biggest bitcoin change to trading volume. The creditors then began a process that lasted a year to get their funds still held by the stock market.
