Canadian Lawsuit Seeks $500 Million From Mt. Gox

Canadian Lawsuit Seeks $500 Million From Mt. Gox

Lawsuits against Mt. Gox, the now-defunct bitcoin exchange that 'lost' upwards of 700,000 BTC belonging to clients, are growing. New reports indicate that a proposed class-action lawsuit in Canada will seek $500 million for former investors that used Mt. Gox before it tumbled last month. The lawsuit, which targets the exchange, it's owner (Mark Karpeles), and one of the largest banks in Japan (Mizuho Bank), alleges the company was negligent, breached contract, and acted under fraudulent misrepresentation, according to Yahoo Finance Canada. "We're never going to find out what's going on....


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