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Mt.Gox Chief Executive Mark Karpeles said his insolvent company found
the 200,000 bitcoin assumed lost in a digital wallet, or storage file,
that hadn't been used since 2011. As a reminder, when Mt.Gox filed for
bankruptcy at the end of February, it reported 850,000 bitcoins were
lost, mostly belonging to its customers, with Karpeles stating at the
time only 2,000 bitcoin were left, blaming hackers and technical issues
for the loss. It turns out there may have been more than met the eye,
and one can surely accuse Karpeles of a completely lack of knowing what
was truly going on at his company.
As WSJ reports,
following the announcement, "some users investigated the possibility
that some coins were still inside Mt. Gox, once the dominant exchange
for the virtual currency. Bitcoin transactions are tracked via an online
ledger, leading many users to hope that at least some bitcoins could be
tracked down and recovered."
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