On October 31, 2026, Mt. Gox, the notorious defunct bitcoin exchange, executed a significant transfer of 10,422.65 bitcoin, valued at approximately $739 million, to new wallets. This transaction, recorded in Bitcoin block 952,072, included a substantial portion sent to a new address, while a smaller amount was directed to the exchange's hot wallet. The move is part of preparations for the upcoming repayment deadline for around 19,500 creditors, many of whom purchased bitcoin prior to the exchange's collapse in 2014. Currently, Mt. Gox holds about 34,504 bitcoin worth $2.43 billion, representing the largest unresolved asset from any failed cryptocurrency exchange. The repayment process officially commenced in mid-2024, but the deadline has been extended twice due to incomplete creditor procedures. This transfer occurs during a period of market instability, with bitcoin prices falling below $71,000, raising concerns about potential selling pressure from creditors looking to realize gains.