About 10 hours ago, several wallets associated with the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange Mt. Gox were deleted, transferring a small amount of funds. According to some market observers, these transactions are purportedly test transfers the platform is preparing as part of compensating injured consumers. Information provided by Arkham Intelligence indicates these transactions involve three wallets previously linked to Mt. Gox, with the largest transfer amounting to $24 in Bitcoin.
Despite this activity, it remains unclear whether these small transactions represent preliminary tests for larger transfers, as they do not originate from any primary wallets designated for the refund process.
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Disbursement of funds is expected to commence in early July, although a specific timeline for transferring funds to exchanges has not been disclosed.
