Estate balance
BTCBitcoin in unspent outputs of every address attributed to the estate, at the latest block.
How much bitcoin does the Mt. Gox estate still hold, and has it moved?
Bitcoin still held by the Mt. Gox estate, every transfer out of its wallets and where the coins went, beside the repayment deadline.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
What the estate holds, what has moved and where it went.
Bitcoin in unspent outputs of every address attributed to the estate, at the latest block.
Bitcoin sent from estate addresses to addresses outside the estate in the last 30 days.
Days since the latest transaction that spent an estate output.
The repayment deadline set by the trustee's latest notice, linked to that notice.
Bitcoin held by estate addresses at each day's last block since the estate's coins were first identified on-chain.
Bitcoin leaving the estate per month, split into repayment exchanges, new estate wallets and unknown addresses.
Each attributed address with its balance, its last activity and the evidence that ties it to the estate.
Every recent transaction that spent estate outputs, with amount, destination, label and block.
Mt. Gox was the largest bitcoin exchange of its early years and collapsed in 2014 after losing most of its customers' coins. Its estate, run by a court-appointed trustee in Tokyo, has been repaying creditors through designated exchanges since 2024 and still holds a large balance. This dashboard reads the wallets attributed to the estate at every block, so a move shows up as soon as it confirms.
Each transfer out of the estate is followed to where it lands: a repayment exchange, a new estate wallet or an unknown address. In October 2026 the trustee moved the repayment deadline to October 31, 2027, so the deadline tile shows that date and changes only when a new notice does.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Chain data, with some off-chain sources
The page sums the unspent outputs of every address attributed to the estate at the latest block. The figure is pinned to that block and lists the addresses behind it, so a reader can check each balance.
In October 2026 the trustee extended the deadline for base, early lump-sum and intermediate repayments to October 31, 2027. The tile changes only when a new notice is published, and the notice is linked.
The latest transfers table lists every transaction that spent estate outputs, newest first, with the amount, the destination and its label. If nothing has moved, the days-since-last-move tile says how long it has been.
Repayments have gone through designated exchanges that credit creditors' accounts, and the estate has also moved coins between its own wallets. Each destination is labelled where a source exists, and new estate wallets are added only on evidence.
Not by itself. A move to an exchange usually means repayment to creditors, who then decide whether to keep or sell, and a move to a new wallet may be housekeeping. The page shows where coins went, not what anyone did next.
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