Mt. Gox is preparing to return $1B in stolen Bitcoin to Affected Users

Mt. Gox is preparing to return $1B in stolen Bitcoin to Affected Users
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2018-8-26 12:00

On August 21, 2018, Mt. Gox announced it was preparing to give back around $1 billion in bitcoin to the victims of the exchange rampage. Mt. Gox Retrospective It seems that Mt. Gox is going to finally refund bitcoin to the affected users following the exchange saga.

The MT. Gox infamy began in early 2014 and involved over a billion. . .

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