Wallets linked to defunct exchange Mt. Gox hold 34,387.51 BTC worth $2.88 billion, according to on-chain data from Arkham. The balance is the remainder of nearly 200,000 BTC recovered after the exchange collapsed in 2014 following the loss of an estimated 850,000 BTC through hacking incidents and operational mismanagement. Trustee Nobuaki Kobayashi has set October 31, 2026, as the next and final creditor repayment deadline, after several extensions. More than 10,400 BTC moved between estate-linked addresses in June 2026 in a transfer valued at about $739 million, a transaction widely viewed as custodial reorganization rather than a sale. Distributions began in mid-2024, with around 19,500 of an estimated 24,000 creditors paid through channels including Kraken and Bitstamp. Traders are monitoring transfers to exchange-linked addresses because they can indicate coins moving toward creditors, while internal wallet shuffles have generally represented reorganization. The remaining balance is small relative to the estate's recovered holdings, and earlier distributions were absorbed by the market, providing some precedent as the October deadline approaches.