Mt. Gox Wallet, Transfer small amount of Bitcoin to Bitstamp: Arkham

Mt. Gox sent 0.021. Bitcoin

+0.34%
(approximately $1,400) was deposited into the new wallet this morning, which is a sign that additional repayments may be in the works.

Blockchain analytics platform Arkham has flagged one of the receiving addresses as belonging to centralized cryptocurrency exchange Bitstamp.

As The Block previously reported, Bitstamp said it would distribute its portion of the bitcoin redemption to Mt. Gox creditors “as quickly as possible.”

Bitstamp is expected to receive its share of Mt. Gox creditors’ bitcoin soon, while centralized exchange Kraken received its share on July 16. Two Japanese exchanges, Bitbank and SBI VC Trade, appear to have already received and distributed their allocated funds.

In related news, some creditors claimed that potential thieves were attempting to brute force their accounts.

Mt. Gox was a Bitcoin exchange that opened in 2010, but collapsed after hundreds of thousands of Bitcoins were lost in a series of apparent thefts.

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