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Mt. Gox revival threatens customer’s remaining Bitcoins, says CEO

28
Jun
2014

First, one of the worlds largest Bitcoin exchanges went dark, then it filed for bankruptcy, suffered further hacking attacks and even faced a lawsuit. Now Mark Karpelès, Mt. Goxs CEO, tells the Wall Street Journal that hes liquidating whats left of the company assets to make ends meet.

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