According to the source, Mt. Gox creditors have begun to receive repayments more than a decade after the 2014 hack, while the court-appointed trustee has warned that further distributions will be staged and may face additional processing delays, impacting timing for asset crediting to recipients (source: Mt.Gox Rehabilitation Trustee notices, 2024–2025). The Rehabilitation Trustee, Nobuaki Kobayashi, has confirmed that repayments include in-kind distributions of BTC and BCH via designated cryptocurrency exchanges and cash through financial institutions under the court-approved rehabilitation plan (source: Mt.Gox Rehabilitation Trustee; Tokyo District Court-approved Rehabilitation Plan, 2021). The estate’s assets earmarked for distribution are approximately 142,000 BTC and around 143,000 BCH along with Japanese yen cash, implying a material potential increase in available supply to creditors once assets are credited (source: Mt.Gox Rehabilitation Trustee asset disclosures). Crypto repayments to certain exchange accounts began in 2024, with timing dependent on exchange readiness, creditor identity verification, and security procedures, resulting in staggered settlement windows across venues (source: Mt.Gox Rehabilitation Trustee updates, July 2024 onward). For trading, key watchpoints include trustee wallet movements to exchange addresses, exchange-specific crediting announcements to creditors, and derivatives signals such as spot-to-perpetual basis shifts and short-dated implied volatility changes around distribution windows (source: Arkham Intelligence wallet monitoring methodologies; Kaiko derivatives market structure research). Market data providers have documented that large wallet transfers can coincide with elevated intraday volatility and thinner order book liquidity, making risk management around potential inflow days important for BTC and BCH exposure (source: Kaiko market data analyses; exchange order book data).