According to BlockBeats, Alex Thorn, the research director at Galaxy, stated on platform X on June 24 that the final number of tokens distributed in the Mt.Gox bankruptcy case will be less than what people had anticipated. The Bitcoin sell-off triggered by Mt.Gox will be less than expected.
As per Thorn's analysis, Mt.Gox lost about 940,000 Bitcoins, which were worth $424 million at the time. To date, 15% of this amount, or 141,868 Bitcoins, have been recovered. Based on calculations, it is estimated that about 95,000 Bitcoins will be used to pay claims. Of these, approximately 20,000 Bitcoins will be distributed to the claim fund, 10,000 Bitcoins will be allocated to Bitcoinica BK, and the remaining about 6,500 will be distributed to individual creditors. This figure of 6,500 is significantly lower than the 141,868 previously reported by the media. Therefore, the final number of tokens distributed as compensation will be lower than market expectations.
