The bankrupt company Bitcoins, Mt. Gox, allegedly identified 200.000 digital currencies which were missing after searching in purses that used an old form of storage.
Last month, Mt. Gox, announced that he had lost 850.000 digital coins from a theft. The total value of the lost bitcoins included 100.000 company's bitcoins, which is valued at 473.000.000 dollars. The company revealed the theft and immediately declared bankrupt.
So now, the company claims to have found 200.000 cryptocurrencies in "old" e-wallets. These recovered currencies are about $ 120 million at current exchange rates. According to the announcement published by the Japanese stock exchange on their website, to date they have a total of 202.000 coins of which 2000 were the company's bitcoins before the submission of the restoration policy.
Οι έρευνες για τα υπόλοιπα 650.000 ψηφιακά νομίσματα συνεχίζουν διεξάγονται και η εταιρεία οφείλει τουλάχιστον να ενημερώνει τους χρήστες που έχασαν τα νομίσματα τους με τις νέες εξελίξεις. Η Mt. Gox ξανάνοιξε πρόσφατα την ιστοσελίδα της ούτως ώστε οι χρήστες που έχουν τα χρήματά τους αποθηκευμένα στην service to be able to controln their accounts.
Of course, no one knows what has happened with this story, as official announcements come only from the company side. True or a well-done fairy tale, the result is one, the company went bankrupt.
Meanwhile, thousands of the company's customers await the developments, hoping not to lose their property. Of course, those who know how digital works currency, they will also know that in the event of a theft, the perpetrator cannot be traced.
