I have set myself a deadline to the end of the year. I'm hoping to have developed my tracking system then so far that we can make the 200,000 coins worthless.
I am feeling a bit dizzy now. More than 600'000 coins were stolen or embezzled from MtGOX by parties unknown, an established bankruptcy executor was duly appointed by a Japanese court with the mission to take away what is left from Mark and distribute it to the victims in the fairest way possible --- and somehow HE is now the villain against whom the weapons must be turned?
I do not blame anyone. But Gox had half a year to give some evidence of the stolen coins. I can understand that there is a big chaos. But I do not understand that
all coins disappear from Goxs sight. There are no clear statements from Kobayashi about the 600,000 coins . And the Tokyo Police Launch Investigation just a month ago.
What the hell they have done in the meantime? And than they told that they suspect roughly 27,000 BTC were stolen from the website. Sorry, but WTF? 27,000 BTC? What about the others?
It's perhaps significant that Kobayashi works for Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu, a high end Japanese law firm specializing in mergers and acquisitions. At the recent creditor's meeting in Japan, he mentioned his plans to meet with potential purchasers of the bankrupt exchange's assets. This suggests the idea from the beginning may have been to sell Mt. Gox off to a company such as Sunlot or Bitocean Japan. If so, then the liquidation could be more or less Kabuki theater until such time as Kobayashi and company have finalized an acquisition. He presents himself as merely a neutral party representing the interests of creditors, yet in fact may have an agenda for what kind of outcome he wants to see.