Quote from: condoras on Today at 07:28:27 PM

Quote from: Bitmessage on June 01, 2025, 06:55:20 PM

Hi

I have a 12 BTC Claim in Mintpal.com (a former cryptocurrency exchange) bankruptcy as a Creditor.

1) I will provide all legal documents such as Proof-of-Debt, including in the last Annual Report and on the Creditor's Portal, the estimated time to retrieve funds is presumably 18-24 months, according to the Liquidator
2) I will provide my proof of identity
3) I will provide my contact info etc.
4) I am selling 1 BTC of this debt for 0.2 BTC (5x BTC return in presumably ~2 years).

If interested, shoot me a DM here or on Telegram https://t.me/bmcarl1994

Who is the Liquidator? I haven't heard of any that start a liquidation process. The only thing I know for sure is that Mintpal was shut down after the second "hack" in 2014.
Even if it's a liquidation on the move, everything that you are willingly offer is useless since all of them are either reversible or pledged to another person.
Btw, selling something that actually worth nothing isn't a trade but a scam attempt. Unless you can prove otherwise...

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08920347/filing-history

All Annual Reports are there, the Liquidator is Liam Short

TLDR: I found a better avenue to list it on, an auction site x-claim.com. They sort all the legal papers of transferring it to another person or entity.
TLDR: Mintpal was shut down, and years later the Liquidator found £15 million of assets, but only 100 Claimants of which I am 1. The Liquidator anticipate a dividend to all Creditors, plus statutory interest where applicable.

https://www.thegazette.co.uk/notice/4510127/