Tzupy

Quote from: Tzupy on February 21, 2016, 05:34:58 PM

If you are missing the third option, then your claim wasn't processed yet.
Mine was approved as filed (last balance). The fourth option is not working for anyone yet.

Thanks for the info. I tried to click the last link since some minutes too already and nothing happened. Cheesy

I miss the third option so I guess he did not work on the claim. It's not my bitcoins anyway luckily, only held them on behalf of another user but still worth a try.

psychofractor

Quote from: psychofractor on February 28, 2016, 09:03:51 AM

Yep, the filed report says:
Total liabilities 8,732,190,301
Total assest 1,662,944,685
That should make 19%, unless they set a lower limit on claims which would raise the proportion for those who get payed.
The report: https://www.mtgox.com/img/pdf/20160217_report.pdf

So around 20% was relatively correct... ok... would be a better outcome than most exchanges going down at least.

soy

Quote from: soy on February 28, 2016, 07:00:47 AM

I have a quote of $X for Ybtc that was in MtGox to be awarded which includes a Delay Damage figure. Oh, what you are saying is that's what my btc should be worth, not what they'll be giving me when they settle up. That's my "claim".

It doesn't matter what currency you had on MtGox. All currencies will be calculated into Yen for the price of MtGox going down. Date is April 23, 2014 (Japan time). Which is around $590 bitstamp prices.

Which means a bitcoin was worth more back then than it is now.

Then if you chose to be paid in bitcoin you receive bitcoin and at the time of the payout the bitcoin is worth less, then you might become more than the 19% in bitcoin. Because you can buy more bitcoins with the damage you have in Yen. Though it will be not much more I guess.