【CNBC: Most analysts believe that the impact of Mt.Gox-related sell-offs is controllable and short-lived】 Golden Finance reported that as time enters July, Mt. Gox is expected to begin repaying nearly $9 billion worth of cryptocurrencies to thousands of users in a few days. As of Monday, the price of Bitcoin remained in the $62,000 range, which means that Mt.Gox users who choose to be compensated in kind have seen the value of their available compensation soar by more than 10,000% in the past decade. But most analysts believe that the impact of Mt.Gox-related sell-offs is controllable and short-lived: 1. Lennix Lai, Chief Business Officer of OKX, said that many of Mt. Gox's early users and creditors are long-term Bitcoin enthusiasts who are unlikely to sell all their Bitcoins immediately. 2. James Butterfill, head of research at CoinShares, said that the Fed's new interest rate forecast is one of the possible reasons for the recent price drop of Bitcoin. This year, the daily trading volume of Bitcoin on trusted exchanges has remained at $8.74 billion, indicating that liquidity is sufficient to absorb the potential sell-off of Mt.Gox in the summer. 3. CCData research analyst Jacob Joseph also believes that the market is fully capable of absorbing selling pressure. A large portion of creditors may write down their bonds by 10% to get repaid in advance, rather than having all bonds liquidated on the open market. 4. Alex Thorn, head of research at Galaxy Digital, pointed out that the number of bitcoins that will eventually be compensated by Mt. Gox will be less than people think, which means that the selling pressure will be less than the market expects. 5. Vijay Ayyar, head of consumer growth in Asia Pacific at Gemini, said that given the variety of recipients of the funds, the overall impact of the Mt. Gox payment incident may "dissipate" because "a large amount" of bitcoin will actually be issued to the claims fund.