Mt.Gox launches repayment plan
Mt.Gox, once the world's largest Bitcoin trading platform, lost about 850,000 Bitcoins in a hacker attack in 2014 and eventually went bankrupt.
Years later, the trustee of Mt.Gox announced that it would launch a repayment plan to return some of the lost Bitcoins to affected investors.
This repayment plan means that investors will recover some of their lost assets. Although it cannot fully compensate for the losses, it is a positive development.
The implementation of the repayment plan will also help restore the market's trust in cryptocurrencies and promote the improvement of industry standards.
With the strengthening of supervision and security measures, the cryptocurrency market is expected to be more transparent and stable in the future, providing investors with a safer trading environment.
