The following guest post is one of a series courtesy of Marco Streng, CEO and Co-founder of Genesis Mining. [divide] In February of 2014, MtGox, the first and largest Bitcoin exchange, filed for bankruptcy. At the time of the bankruptcy it held over $400 million in client funds. At that time MtGox CEO Mark Karpeles declared that…
Read moreKarpeles is suspected by Japanese police of inflating the value of his own account by $1 million, and faces up to five years in prison.
Read moreBitcoin account data and balances have been displayed on Mt.Gox founder Mark Karpeles' blog following demise of Japanese virtual currency exchange As though events surrounding the $64 million demise of Bitcoin exchange Mt.Gox were not complex and costly enough, a further twist took place this weekend when an imposter gained access to Mt.Gox founder Mark…
Read moreThe saga has ended - 750,000 BTC ($420 million) of customers' funds have been stolen from the company in the beginning of February According to a press conference that has been held in Tokyo, as of today it is finally official – Mt Gox has filed for bankruptcy protection. According to a CNBC report the…
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