Mt. Gox, the infamous Bitcoin exchange that collapsed in 2014, has begun repaying its creditors. The rehabilitation trustee, Nobuaki Kobayashi, announced that repayments in Bitcoin (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) have started, facilitated through a network of exchanges. Approximately 47,288 BTC, valued at around $2.7 billion, has already been moved from Mt. Gox-associated wallets to new addresses. A total of around 140,000 BTC, worth about $9 billion, is set to be returned to victims in the coming weeks. The repayments have caused market volatility, with Bitcoin's price dropping from $62,000 to $53,600 on July 4.