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26 BTC are still sitting in the Eligius payout address at https://blockchain.info/address/1J1WB4LxdKwR7Y3cSEYLDbYk16xiHa9ivp

Anybody seen DeadTerra, Will, or the other dude lately?

Bump!

Will is active again, perhaps he'll give us an update or something? Huh

O my God... This is a blast from the past ...

They should first extract the shitforks. At least BCH and BTG and deliver them as well.

The shitforks are the least of our concerns (but I love the fact we are all calling them shitforks).

The BTC recovered from Frap.doc may now be worth much more than Hashfast's debts.

We need Will to weigh in and tell us if the recent BTC moonshot has made iCEDRILL solvent.

The bankruptcy process has been winding down for years, asymptotically approaching its formerly foregone conclusion, but the explosion of the Frap.doc horde's fiat value may be a game changer.

I hope the creditor committee wasn't planning on quietly slinking off with all those massively appreciated Bitcoins.

Anyone here play golf with Judge Montali? I'd love to chat him up about What This All Means(tm). Cheesy

The creditor committee was dissolved many years ago when Hashfast was put into receivership. The trustee appointed by the judge has been the sole decision maker ever since, and the committee members get no more information than ordinary members of the creditor class. The trustee settled with Cypherdoc long ago.

Hashfast is a dead dog and so is Icedrill