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According to BlockBeats, a wallet address associated with the defunct cryptocurrency exchange Mt. Gox has recently transferred 1,130 BTC to two separate addresses. This transaction, which occurred three hours ago, involves Bitcoin valued at approximately $118.45 million.

The movement of such a significant amount of Bitcoin from a Mt. Gox-related wallet has drawn attention within the cryptocurrency community. Mt. Gox, once the largest Bitcoin exchange, collapsed in 2014 following a massive hack that resulted in the loss of 850,000 BTC. Since then, the handling and distribution of remaining assets have been closely monitored by creditors and stakeholders.

This latest transfer could be part of the ongoing efforts to settle claims and distribute assets to creditors. The timing and purpose of the transfer, however, remain unclear, prompting speculation about its implications for the ongoing Mt. Gox bankruptcy proceedings. The movement of funds from Mt. Gox wallets is often scrutinized due to its potential impact on the Bitcoin market, given the large volumes involved.