Represents Mt.Gox's impending $9 billion payout. About 0.7% of the 19.7 million Bitcoins currently in circulation. This large share increases fears of sales by creditors who are eager to realize their profits. Because the price of Bitcoin was around $600 when the platform collapsed. Today, creditors are expected to earn approximately 100 times their initial investment.
James Butterville, Head of Research at CoinShares, said: He expressed concern about the market impact of this large issuance of Bitcoin. “With the announcement that the Trust will begin selling in July, investors are understandably concerned,” he noted, according to a CNBC report. Furthermore, Butterville emphasized that this Bitcoin reserve issuance has long been a concern for bullish Bitcoin investors.
Likewise, JP Morgan analysts focused on the potential impact of Mt.Gox's creditors liquidating their holdings. They expect that the sell-off could put short-term pressure on the price of Bitcoin. In a recent research note, JP Morgan analysts stated: “Assuming most of the liquidations by Mt.Gox creditors take place in July. This creates a path where cryptocurrency prices come under more pressure in July, but begin to recover from August.” Onwards.”
Furthermore, long Bitcoin position liquidations reached $77.67 million amid German government unloading and expected Mt.Gox payouts. This indicates a rapid collapse of Bitcoin. Additionally, it should be noted that Bitcoin was only worth $600 when Mt.Gox collapsed in 2014. As a result, the creditors received 100 times the profits. Hence, they can realize these profits immediately after payment. Which could cause a major correction in the price of Bitcoin.
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