mt. gox

Mt. Gox was a cryptocurrency exchange based in Tokyo, Japan, that was once the largest platform for trading Bitcoin. Founded in 2010, it handled the majority of global Bitcoin transactions at its peak. However, in 2014, Mt. Gox filed for bankruptcy after suffering a major security breach that resulted in the loss of approximately 850,000 bitcoins, making it one of the most significant events in cryptocurrency history.
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  1. Mt. Gox Delays Creditor Repayments Until 2026

    Mt. Gox Delays Creditor Repayments Until 2026

    Mt. Gox Delays Creditor Repayments Until 2026 The long-awaited payouts from Mt. Gox are postponed once again. The rehabilitation trustee announced that creditors will have to wait until October 2026 — another reminder of how deep the scars from crypto’s earliest collapse still run. Another...
  2. Claude AI Revisits Mt. Gox Code — And Finds Every 2011 Vulnerability

    Claude AI Revisits Mt. Gox Code — And Finds Every 2011 Vulnerability

    Claude AI Revisits Mt. Gox Code — And Finds Every 2011 Vulnerability What if artificial intelligence had existed during Bitcoin’s first great collapse? Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès decided to find out — by feeding the exchange’s old code into Claude AI from Anthropic. A Test in Digital...
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