Mt Gox Bankruptcy Trustee Says Creditors Can Vote for a Rehabilitation Plan

Monday, 31/05/2021 | 22:31 GMT by Felipe Erazo
  • The deadline for online voting of the 'Draft Rehabilitation Plan' has been set for October 8, 2021.
Mt Gox Bankruptcy Trustee Says Creditors Can Vote for a Rehabilitation Plan
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After multiple extensions, Nobuaki Kobayashi, the Japanese trustee of the infamous Bitcoin exchange, Mt. Gox , has announced that creditors can vote online on a rehabilitation plan. Kobayashi had already filed for it before the Tokyo District Court on December 15, 2020, with a revised version submitted on February 15, 2021.

“We are pleased to inform you that the online voting function has been released on the online rehabilitation claim filing system (the online system),” the ‘Notice of Release of Online Voting Function’ document reads. Creditors must log in to such a system through claims.mtgox.com and vote for or against the proposed draft rehabilitation plan.

Per the announcement, the deadline for online voting has been set for October 8, 2021, Japan time. The document, which is an English translation ‘for reference purposes only,’ specifies that people should refrain from disclosing or leaking materials, such as the relevant ones pertinent to the rehabilitation plan to third parties.

“If you do not vote, you will be deemed to have voted against the Draft Rehabilitation Plan for the requirement of the amount of the voting rights. Upon approval of the Draft Rehabilitation Plan and the Tokyo District Court’s confirmation order becoming final and binding, the Rehabilitation Plan will become effective, and repayments will be made in accordance with the Rehabilitation Plan,” the document adds.

People Should Refrain from Voting Twice

Furthermore, the voting form and other documents will be mailed to creditors, says the announcement. “Once you have voted online, you are not required to vote using a voting form (i.e., please refrain from voting twice). If you are a creditor with voting rights who has registered on the System, please vote online,” it highlights.

In 2019, Finance Magnates reported that the court-appointed trustee in Mt. Gox’s bankruptcy said he wanted to extend the deadline until March 31, 2020, due to a large number of disapproved claims. However, it has finally been delayed until now, opening the doors to creditors possibly getting their Bitcoins back.

After multiple extensions, Nobuaki Kobayashi, the Japanese trustee of the infamous Bitcoin exchange, Mt. Gox , has announced that creditors can vote online on a rehabilitation plan. Kobayashi had already filed for it before the Tokyo District Court on December 15, 2020, with a revised version submitted on February 15, 2021.

“We are pleased to inform you that the online voting function has been released on the online rehabilitation claim filing system (the online system),” the ‘Notice of Release of Online Voting Function’ document reads. Creditors must log in to such a system through claims.mtgox.com and vote for or against the proposed draft rehabilitation plan.

Per the announcement, the deadline for online voting has been set for October 8, 2021, Japan time. The document, which is an English translation ‘for reference purposes only,’ specifies that people should refrain from disclosing or leaking materials, such as the relevant ones pertinent to the rehabilitation plan to third parties.

“If you do not vote, you will be deemed to have voted against the Draft Rehabilitation Plan for the requirement of the amount of the voting rights. Upon approval of the Draft Rehabilitation Plan and the Tokyo District Court’s confirmation order becoming final and binding, the Rehabilitation Plan will become effective, and repayments will be made in accordance with the Rehabilitation Plan,” the document adds.

People Should Refrain from Voting Twice

Furthermore, the voting form and other documents will be mailed to creditors, says the announcement. “Once you have voted online, you are not required to vote using a voting form (i.e., please refrain from voting twice). If you are a creditor with voting rights who has registered on the System, please vote online,” it highlights.

In 2019, Finance Magnates reported that the court-appointed trustee in Mt. Gox’s bankruptcy said he wanted to extend the deadline until March 31, 2020, due to a large number of disapproved claims. However, it has finally been delayed until now, opening the doors to creditors possibly getting their Bitcoins back.

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Felipe earned a degree in journalism at the University of Chile with the highest honour in the overall ranking, and he also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Communication. In addition, he has been working as a freelance writer and Forex/crypto analyst, with experience gained from several forex broker firms and crypto-related media outlets around the world. He has been involved in the world of online forex trading since 2010 and in the crypto sphere since 2015.
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