Mt. Gox repayments won’t be as bad for Bitcoin as you think
The nearly $9 billion in Mt. Gox creditor repayments starting in July may not kick down the price of Bitcoin, but analysts say they could spell trouble for Bitcoin Cash.
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The nearly $9 billion in Mt. Gox creditor repayments starting in July may not kick down the price of Bitcoin, but analysts say they could spell trouble for Bitcoin Cash.
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