Mt. Gox, a long-bankrupt crypto exchange, has transferred around $172.5 million worth of Bitcoin to an unknown wallet less than 24 hours after the cryptocurrency hit a new high of nearly $108,000.

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 ...

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 ...

Mt Gox was the world's biggest bitcoin exchange but collapsed in 2014 after a fatal hack. CEO Mark Karpeles took to Reddit on Wednesday to answer questions. He pledged to redistribute any bitcoins ...

Takashi Mochizuki wrote about Asian tech companies as well as casino and bitcoin development in Japan from The Wall Street Journal Tokyo bureau.

However, investors should track Mt. Gox-related news. On September 25, Arkham Intelligence shared news of Mt. Gox emptying four of their wallets, fueling speculation about more repayments.

In the early days of digital finance, one breach shattered that time-worn illusion of invincibility surrounding a promising new technology. Once called the wave of financial freedom, it suddenly ...

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 ...

Eleanor Warnock formerly worked in The Wall Street Journal's Tokyo bureau. Her coverage areas included fixed-income, economics and institutional investors.