Mt. Gox creditors dismiss rumors of massive Bitcoin dump
Mt. Gox creditor Eric Wall said that at the moment, creditors are still unable to register where the funds should be sent to.
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Mt. Gox creditor Eric Wall said that at the moment, creditors are still unable to register where the funds should be sent to.
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