Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 02:47:24 AM

Is it to the question of whether you'd prefer to get back your funds in BTC/BCH or in the form of Yen using the exchange rate 8 years ago? If this is the question, there's definitely a landslide vote on the crypto rather than on Yen.

I'm sorry, but that is not the question. We creditors can vote for the "Draft Rehabilitation Plan" as it stands, or against it. I'm trying to understand what the 200-pages plan even is.

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 02:47:24 AM

But it seems it would still take at least a year before things would even start to materialize. The deadline after all would still be in October. There's probably even an extension after which. But I hope there's a concrete step toward refund after this rehabilitation plan. This case badly needs a closure.

Yes, I'm painfully aware of how long this is taking. I have been on the MTGOX ride from the beginning. Still, current development actually gives a glimmer of hope, whereas a year ago I would say that Kobayashi* Maru is a no win scenario.

Quote from: Darker45 on Today at 02:47:24 AM

Anyway, if things would go as planned, the market will have to brace for hundreds of thousands of BTC flowing into the market.

Well, half of the BTC from MTGOX is already gone. The rest of the BTC will hit the market one way or another - if the creditors are to be paid in YEN, BTC would need to be converted by the Trustee. If creditors are paid in BTC, they will likely sell portion of it anyway.

* Kobayashi is the name of the lawyer in charge of the MTGOX bankruptcy.