Peak. Gox creditors select the early payment BTC to determine higher payments that have not changed for a longer period of time.

Mt.Mt. It is reported that the Gox equity investment fund, a larger creditor of the resumed password exchange, is sure to take a risk and pay less but earlier, rather than waiting for all judicial procedures to be resolved in a timely manner. That means the creditor will be repaid by September, rather than likely to hold on for another nine years to get his assets back.

According to Bloomberg News, the selection of early payment means that creditors can get 90% of their labor income, and bankruptcy clients do not have to sell tokens to obtain legal funds for repayment, as creditors also choose to pay in BTC. This will ease the anxiety of the sales market, as such a large amount of dynamic password market sales may have a negative impact on landing password sales market.

Other creditors of the exchange will also have to decide by March 10 whether to wait for a higher proportion of payments or accept earlier repayments in September.

On January 6th Mt.Gox was urged by its client, Nobuaki Kobayashi, to go through the necessary processes before the deadline. Mr. Kobayashi wrote that creditors who could not do so would not be able to receive his assets or send documents to the Japanese head office and accept payments in yen.

Mt.Mt.Gox was once thought to be the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, but before it went bankrupt in 2014, 750000 bitcoins and 100000 bitcoins from its customers were stolen. When it happened, the asset was worth only about $473 million. However, at current prices, it is worth about $20 billion.