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Crypto exchange Mt.Gox, which shut down in 2014, has sparked attention once more with the transfer of Bitcoin valued at over $2.22 billion.
According to market metrics provider Spot On Chain, "Over the last 4 days, Mt. Gox has transferred out a total of 32,871 BTC ($2.22B). Among these tokens, 296 BTC ($20.13M) was moved to B2C2 and OKX. Currently, there remains 12,000 BTC ($810M) in MtGox known wallets."
Highlighting the significance of this development, the report adds, "This marks the largest crypto exchange outflow since December 2022, when Binance shifted nearly 160,000 BTC ($3.3B) from its cold wallet to a new address."
Mt.Gox was once among the world's largest crypto exchanges, facilitating a substantial portion of global Bitcoin trading. However, the exchange encountered difficulties and eventually halted operations in 2014.}
The closure was prompted by a massive hack that resulted in the theft of nearly 850,000 BTC, which was valued at approximately $450 million at the time.
This incident sparked widespread concern and scrutiny within the crypto community, ultimately leading to a shift in regulatory landscape and increased focus on exchange security.
The recent large-scale BTC transfer from Mt.Gox has naturally piqued the interest of crypto enthusiasts and market observers, who are keeping a close eye on the situation's unfolding and potential implications for the crypto markets.
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