Creditors of defunct crypto exchange Mt. Gox have dispelled rumors about an upcoming Bitcoin dump.
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Creditors of defunct crypto exchange Mt. Gox have dispelled rumors about an upcoming Bitcoin dump – as some claimed there would be 137,000 BTC liquidated on the open market. |
Eric Wall, one of the creditors, confirmed that the exchange has not yet completed the infrastructure needed to begin paying back its customers. He also believes that payments should be made in various instalments, rather than all at once and affecting markets. |
Mt. Gox has not yet provided a timeline detailing the repayment process, with a second creditor confirming they are not yet close to commencing. |
The majority of agency responses to the Biden Executive Order on crypto are due next week, with the 120 day due date falling on September 5th. |
Seven reports from agencies are expected on that date, with specific input required from the Treasury, Office of Science and Technology, Justice Department, Justice Department, Commerce department and others. |
The responses are expected to have a significant impact on the future of crypto-related policy in the country. |
A report from self-proclaimed whistleblower "Crypto Leaks" claims that the company behind the Avalanche blockchain used lawyers to collect the confidential information of rivals and trap them under class-action lawsuits. |
According the report, the scheme attempted to hurt competitors, as well as use them as decoys to draw regulator attention towards them and away from Avalanche company Ava Labs. |
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