The Bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox is finally allowing users to check their online wallet balances, nearly a month after its abrupt shut down.
Mt. Gox filed for bankruptcy after its collapse, arguing it had lost nearly 850,000 bitcoins (more than $500 million) in a years-long cyber heist. Mt. Gox users can now check how many bitcoin they have left in their accounts through the exchange’s homepage
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This doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll get any of those back though. Mt. Gox is undergoing a Japanese legal procedure known as a civil rehabilitation process — similar to a U.S. chapter 11 bakruptcy — to rebuild and eventually repay users at least some of the bitcoins they had in their online wallets Read more…
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