Mt. Gox Revival Plan Granted Preliminary Nod of Approval

Mt. Gox Revival Plan Granted Preliminary Nod of Approval

The proposed plan to revive bankrupt Japan-based bitcoin exchange Mt. Gox has received a key preliminary nod of approval. The news comes roughly one week after an initial hearing delayed any decision at the request of lawyers representing Tibanne KK and Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpeles. Jay Edelson, a US lawyer representing the country's domestic exchange users, indicated that the plan was approved in a Northern District of Illinois court, and that this move clears the way for it to be more formally vetted in Japan. Edelson told CoinDesk: "The court granted our motion for preliminary approval of....


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