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I also heard that a lot of Mt. Gox victims sold their accounts for a couple of dollars because they thought it was not worth anything anymore. But, I am not sure who was the buyer and if they got some benefit from those accounts.

If this is true, then they have something to regret all their lives. I wonder if they did KYC when they traded there; there is a possibility that they will contest the buyer of their account and ask for verification to recover those accounts. I mean, we never know the character of these sellers because the profit is too huge not to do something.

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Cashing out is the right thing to do, but given how Bitcoin has performed in the market all these years, you would not cash out all of it. You expect a better price in the future; that's when you will cash out.

They are OG Bitcoiners. So, I believe they have a understanding of Bitcoin market and I want to believe that most of them will end up holding a tiny portion of their holdings for the future. We never know what could happen in the future. If you ask me, I would have hold at least 10% of it for the future.
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I think it depends on the amount of your holding back. In the old days, it was easy to hold 1 Bitcoin. I'd like to believe many of them are two-digit, four-digit holders of Bitcoin. If I had 10, I would retain 50%. I already made a huge profit from half of my share.