The Wall Street Journal reports that Mt. Gox, which until last week had been the world’s largest Bitcoin exchange, has filed for bankruptcy. Mt. Gox admitted on Friday that it had lost around ...

Today, the bankrupt and defunct Mt. Gox estate is holding on to around 138,000 Bitcoin, which is equivalent to approximately $3.7 billion. Amid last year’s high-profile implosions of FTX and the ...

On-chain data from Arkham Intelligence revealed that bankrupt crypto exchange Mt. Gox transferred 11,501.4 Bitcoin (approximately $1 billion) on March 25. The analytic firm noted that the exchange ...

Anonymous hackers on Sunday claimed to have published evidence that Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpeles lied about the theft of more than $500 million worth of bitcoin. According to the hackers, Karpeles ...

Mt. Gox, the Japanese crypto exchange that went bankrupt in 2014 after a massive hack, has made its third major Bitcoin transaction this month, shifting over $1 billion in Bitcoin. On March 25 ...

The Mt.Gox exchange emptied four of its known wallets, after receiving $370K in BTC deposits from Kraken. The exchange may be preparing for another wave of deposits. Mt. Gox funds are on the move ...

One cold February morning in 2014, Kolin Burges stood outside Mt. Gox's Tokyo office, clutching a handwritten cardboard sign and demanding answers from the bitcoin exchange's CEO, Mark Karpeles ...

Mt. Gox happened to be once the biggest Bitcoin Exchange across the globe as of 2014. It is believed that back them, Mt. Gox used to handle more than 70% of all Bitcoin transactions. However, the ...

Defunct Japanese crypto exchange Mt. Gox made waves early Tuesday, moving large amounts of bitcoin (BTC) to two wallets, according to on-chain data tracking platform Arkham Intelligence.