According to The Block, Mt. Gox transferred approximately 1,265 BTC (approximately $75 million) to Bitstamp in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
The exchange also transferred $700 million worth of Bitcoin to an unknown wallet last night.
Mt. Gox appears to have transferred about $75.36 million in Bitcoin to a Bitstamp wallet address, which could indicate that another payment to creditors is imminent.
According to Arkham data, around 8:49 UTC, 1,264.69 BTC was transferred from Mt. Gox's cold wallet address "1Jbez...LAPs6" to the wallet address "3HXo1...wsuXH". The latter was identified by blockchain analysis firm Arkham as owned by Bitstamp.
According to Arkham data, the Mt. Gox cold wallet received Bitcoin from another Mt. Gox wallet "1MUQE...5SXZZ" last night. The transaction transferred 12,000 BTC (about $709.44 million) to an unknown wallet.
Bitstamp is one of the centralized exchanges that Mt. Gox liquidators have nominated to distribute bitcoin payouts to creditors of the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange. Several exchanges, including Kraken, have already made those payouts.
Japan-based Mt. Gox was founded in 2010 and was once the world's largest bitcoin exchange until it was hacked in 2014, resulting in the theft of at least 850,000 BTC.
