
Mt. Gox Trustee Wallet Holdings records the BTC balance remaining in the tracked trustee address set. It sums coins still held there, rather than totaling transfers to distribution destinations or measuring creditor claims.
A downward step means less BTC remains in the identified trustee wallets; an upward step means coins were added to that set. The recorded maximum was about 141,686 BTC on June 25, 2024, compared with about 24,052 BTC on October 17, 2026. These figures describe the observed balance, not how many coins creditors have sold.
The series records zero on May 10, 2018 and throughout 2019–2023 before a large balance appears in 2024, so it should not be read as a continuous accounting record of every trustee asset. Wallet migrations or changes in address coverage can produce discontinuities. A transfer out also does not establish final distribution or a market transaction.
Holdings show the BTC remaining in the tracked trustee wallets. The outflow breakdown separates the trustee balance from destination series such as Kraken and Bitstamp, helping show where recorded transfers were directed.
The tracked series records zero on May 10, 2018 and throughout 2019–2023, but this does not establish that all trustee assets were zero. Treat the gap as a limitation of the tracked address history, not a complete estate balance sheet.
No. A wallet balance is an asset quantity in a particular address set. Outstanding claims and repayment obligations require separate accounting and cannot be inferred from that balance alone.