
The story of the Mt. Gox is becoming “stranger and stranger,” as the notorious Alice from Wonderland said. So today the leadership of a bankrupt sort of like the Mt. Gox announced a sudden discovery: more than 100 million user funds found. Moreover, these funds were found not somewhere in the wallets of hackers, and not in the accounts of the secret services.
You will be surprised, but the money was found on one of the old wallets of the exchange itself, employees of the exchange itself. For some reason, representatives of the exchange considered the wallet empty, but it turned out to be complete. And this is not irony, but part of the exchange management’s statement. This wallet has long been not used by the exchange, and was considered empty.
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On this old wallet there were 202 thousand bitcoins. Now it remains to find another 650 thousand bitcoins. True, the management of the exchange says that this amount requires clarification, since the exact number of the missing cue is unknown.
As for the found bitcoins, they were transferred to a secure wallet, the keys of which are stored offline.
So far it is unclear what exactly the exchange management will do with the cryptocurrency units found, since most of this amount belongs to the exchange users. How all this will be returned to users, and whether there will be another question. By the way, they recently laid out the source of the exchange, sort of like, in
C ++ .
Well, now there are more questions than answers. I think the questions are clear to everyone.
By the way, earlier the hackers team got access to some documents stored in the root of the blog of the exchange manager, and according to these documents,
all funds remain in place on the exchange purses . The head of the exchange denied all this.
Via
theverge