Quote from: VayaconDios on May 28, 2019, 04:57:52 AM

Following a meet and confer process, the Government has revised its proposed restitution figure to $183,530.04 compared to $212,629.32 initially sought. The defendant, however, disagrees.

In a Letter filed earlier today with the Court, the defense argues the Court should enter an order of restitution in the amount of $167,438 and should credit Jon Montroll with having already paid $137,367.55 towards that amount, leaving $30,070.45 in unpaid restitution.

Did Jon pay that amount back to Ukyo-Loan Creditors? It's not the amount that he gave back through the claim portal? Because weexchange users could withdraw there too.

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Based on the restitution information provided to date, the Court should credit Jon Montroll with restitution payments of:

a $20,000 payment to the Registry of the Court;
a $25,000 payment to the victims of misappropriation;
$76,495.49 in payments to the post-hack purchasers of Ukyo Loans; and
$15,872.06 in other payments to the post-hack purchasers of Ukyo Loans,
towards his agreed-upon restitution of $167,438, leaving total unpaid restitution of $30,070.45.

The case continues at the New York Southern District Court.]https://financefeeds.com/us-govt-bitfunder-operator-jon-montroll-clash-over-restitution-amount/[/url]

So this restitution is solely for the Ukyo Loan scam? Or am I a "victim of misappropriation" since I unluckily deposited my funds after the hack happened? The amounts sound funny though. Cheesy