I'm sorry to be an ass, but you should come back to reality. The outstanding balances on MtGox are gone. For good. The best you can expect is to see Karpeles going to jail for a brief paid vacation - but that's not so likely.

We had a very long and fair warning for everybody. Gox has been sending very strong insolvency signals since April 2013, and during the summer those signals piled up in such a way that anybody defending Gox during the last quarter of 2013/beginning of 2014 was either an ignorant fool, a troll or a paid shill.

They look fundamentally honest people, but incompetent to the point of gross (if not criminal) negligence.
They were willingly running fractional reserve (which you CANNOT unless you are a bank - and an exchange is NOT a bank) while they were desperately trying to increase their revenues to cover the holes - in the meantime their customers were treated like fools and fed with absurd explanations that nobody with half a brain or a minimum experience in running a business could believe.

I'd suggest not prolonging the denial phase any further.

It's a good article to read again, this guy made spot on predictions based on poker recent past experience...
http://www.coindesk.com/mt-gox-may-headed-bankruptcy/

"FullTiltPoker enjoyed market dominance from late 2006 until their DOJ indictment in April 2011. Soon after being banned from servicing US players, the DOJ gave them permission to repay all depositors, but they failed to do so.

On May 15th, FTP claimed: “Full Tilt Poker faced numerous challenges and hurdles to ensuring the smooth operation of its international business and the orderly return of US player funds. We are absolutely committed to making sure that US players are refunded as soon as possible. We apologize for the delay and the fact that we underestimated the time it would take to work through these issues.”

On May 30th, they repeated:

“We still do not have a specific timeframe for [paying back players]. There has been, and remains, no bigger priority than getting US players paid as soon as possible, and we have been working around the clock to get this done.”

However, at this point, they admitted solvency issues for the first time, saying: “We are raising capital to ensure that the US players are paid out in full as quickly as possible.” The company admitted total insolvency three months later, on August 31st."

If it was a consultant paid by Mt.Gox then that would mean Mt.Gox produced the document.

Anyway,  he's trying to disassociate himself with his own proposal.  That's what it look like.

Let's assume the numbers in the document are correct.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/209050732/MtGox-Situation-Crisis-Strategy-Draft

Claims that everything is missing.  THe 740K includes customer accounts and Mt.Gox accounts.

Then is the interview with Fox he says...  "technically speaking, it is not lost yet, just temporarily unavailable"

In summary , he wants to keep the 740K BTC that is 'just temporarily unavailable'.

The story of the BTC keeps changing.

First it is, 740K missing dues to mallaebility exploit.
Now it is 740K just temporarily unavailable.

Anyway, the subpoena in NY will force details to be released.


 

I still can't buy the document having a goat on top of the mountains as a logo is real...
That seems too much for me...
hence everything else related to this document seems unlikely to be legit as well.

The value is in the 1 million+ registered customer database with emails/addresses/etc...

For verified customers they have more than just our email address and our money. 

For verified customers they have more than just our email address and our money. 

I got verified at gox. i'm not in any kind of panic about it. shit happens. we move on.

yes.
i am spartacus.

but.. in gox case it wouldn't be identity theft. it'll be identity fraud.