MtGox 计划向客户返还 140,000 枚代币，导致比特币暴跌

上周，当倒闭的 MtGox 交易所表示将开始将加密货币返还给自 2014 年该交易所关闭以来一直在等待获得赔偿的投资者时，寻找逢低买入机会的 Bitcoin maxis 得到了一个白银盘。

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Bitcoin slid last week after the failed MtGox exchange said it would start returning the cryptocurrency to investors who have been waiting since the exchange closed in 2014 to receive compensation.

上周，失败的 MtGox 交易所表示将开始将加密货币返还给自 2014 年交易所关闭以来一直在等待赔偿的投资者，比特币价格下跌。

Bitcoin maxis looking for an opportunity to buy a dip were handed one on a silver platter last week when the failed MtGox exchange said it would start returning the cryptocurrency to investors who have been waiting since the exchange closed in 2014 to receive compensation.

上周，当倒闭的 MtGox 交易所表示将开始将加密货币返还给自 2014 年该交易所关闭以来一直在等待获得赔偿的投资者时，寻找逢低买入机会的 Bitcoin maxis 得到了一个白银盘。

Unlike the FTX bankruptcy, in which creditors were cashed out at the face value of their holdings plus interest from the time the exchange closed, MtGox is planning to distribute about 140,000 bitcoins, worth $9 billion at the time of its Monday announcement.

与 FTX 破产案不同的是，在 FTX 破产案中，债权人按照其所持资产的面值加上交易所关闭时的利息兑现，而 MtGox 计划分发约 14 万枚比特币，在周一宣布时价值 90 亿美元。

That announcement, however, took some of the wind out of bitcoin’s sails. The currency, which ended the previous week at $64,121, briefly slumped below $60,000 when the announcement was posted on the MtGox website on Monday, though it clawed back some of that loss and traded late Friday at $60,123.

然而，这一消息却让比特币的风帆减弱了一些。该货币上周收于 64,121 美元，周一 MtGox 网站上发布公告时一度跌破 60,000 美元，但周五尾盘收复部分失地，交易价格为 60,123 美元。

The entire 140,000 coins are unlikely to hit the market all at once for a couple of reasons: investors are facing a huge hit from capital-gains taxes on a token that went for $489 at the time MtGox closed and 75,000 of the tokens are going to large claim funds and a separate bankruptcy proceeding.

全部 140,000 个代币不太可能一次性全部投放市场，原因如下：投资者正面临着对 MtGox 关闭时价格为 489 美元的代币征收资本利得税的巨大打击，其中 75,000 个代币将被抛售。大额索赔资金和单独的破产程序。

“From speaking with several LPs in these funds, we do not believe there will be significant selling from this cohort,” Alex Thorn, head of research at Galaxy Digital, wrote in a note issued before the announcement. “Similarly, Bitcoinica (a bitcoin exchange that also was hacked and whose trustee put their recovered coins into MtGox for safekeeping…) will not be able to sell upon payout because the funds will then go into their own bankruptcy process in New Zealand.”

Galaxy Digital 研究主管 Alex Thorn 在公告发布前发布的一份报告中写道：“根据与这些基金的几位有限合伙人的交谈，我们认为这批基金不会出现大幅抛售。” “同样，Bitcoinica（一家同样遭到黑客攻击的比特币交易所，其受托人将收回的比特币存入 MtGox 进行保管……）将无法在付款后出售，因为这些资金随后将进入新西兰的破产程序。”

By the way, there is no mountain associated with Tokyo-based MtGox. The exchange grew out of a card-trading service called Magic: The Gathering Online Exchange. It failed after multiple hacks resulted in the theft of 950,000 bitcoins.

顺便说一下，总部位于东京的 MtGox 并没有与任何一座山相关。该交易所源自一项名为“Magic: The Gathering Online Exchange”的卡牌交易服务。多次黑客攻击导致 95 万枚比特币被盗，最终失败。

Steve Cohen Exits Crypto Venture Capital In Favor Of AI And Defense

史蒂夫·科恩退出加密货币风险投资，转而支持人工智能和国防

Billionaire Steve Cohen’s Point72 Ventures, is pivoting away from crypto and fintech after laying off its five investors focused on those areas, Forbes has learned. The venture-capital division of Cohen’s Point72 Ventures will instead shift more focus to investing in artificial intelligence and defense technology startups, according to two people with knowledge of the situation.

据《福布斯》获悉，亿万富翁史蒂夫·科恩 (Steve Cohen) 的 Point72 Ventures 在解雇了专注于加密货币和金融科技领域的五名投资者后，正在将业务重心从这些领域转移出去。据两位知情人士透露，科恩旗下的 Point72 Ventures 风险投资部门将把更多重点转向投资人工智能和国防技术初创公司。

“We are always evaluating our portfolio’s performance and market opportunity and optimizing our strategy and resources around what we think is the biggest opportunity set,” a Point72 spokesperson said in a statement to Forbes and would not comment beyond that.

Point72 发言人在给《福布斯》的一份声明中表示，“我们一直在评估我们投资组合的表现和市场机会，并围绕我们认为最大的机会集优化我们的战略和资源”，但除此之外不会发表评论。

Solana’s Hackathon Hack For Recruiting Reluctant VCs

Solana 的黑客马拉松黑客招募不情愿的风险投资人

Cohen is not the only investor tapping the brakes on capital, and the Solana Foundation, which supports the eponymous blockchain, has a workaround that is showing signs of working. It has outsourced its hackathon competitions to a company called Colosseum, cofounded by Matty Taylor, the Solana executive who used to run those contests, which provide a way for developers to publicize their abilities to solve technological problems using the Solana blockchain and take home some cash to boot.

科恩并不是唯一一个对资本踩刹车的投资者，支持同名区块链的 Solana 基金会有一个解决方案，并显示出有效的迹象。它已将黑客马拉松比赛外包给一家名为 Colosseum 的公司，该公司由曾举办这些比赛的 Solana 高管 Matty Taylor 共同创立，这为开发人员提供了一种方式来宣传他们使用 Solana 区块链解决技术问题的能力，并带回家一些现金启动。

There are several six-week competitions each year, and the plan is for Colosseum to run investment funds that provide early-stage financing to some of the winners. The key is that the funds will benefit from insight of Solana specialists, notably Taylor.

每年都会举办几场为期六周的比赛，罗马斗兽场计划运营投资基金，为一些获胜者提供早期融资。关键是这些基金将受益于 Solana 专家（尤其是 Taylor）的洞察力。

Colosseum announced that the first such fund had raised $60 million from investors. The Solana Foundation was one of the biggest, but to the extent that Colosseum can identify winning projects for outside parties the system will attract outside capital to projects that will generate interest in the blockchain.

Colosseum 宣布，第一支此类基金已从投资者那里筹集了 6000 万美元。 Solana 基金会是最大的基金会之一，但只要 Colosseum 能够为外部各方确定获胜项目，该系统就会吸引外部资本投资于那些会对区块链产生兴趣的项目。

Separately, VanEck filed for permission last week to sell what would be the first exchange-traded Solana fund in the U.S.

另外，VanEck 上周申请出售美国首只交易所交易 Solana 基金

Julian Assange Will Take Your Bitcoin

朱利安·阿桑奇将拿走你的比特币

The former Wikileaks editor, Julian Assange, worked out a plea deal that got him out of a British lockup, admitting to a U.S. charge of conspiring to disclose information related to American national defense in exchange for the 62 months he spent incarcerated at Belmarsh Prison in London. But he is not exactly getting out of jail free: his family says it cost him half a million dollars for charter flights to the U.S. commonwealth of Saipan in the Northern Mariana Islands, where he pleaded guilty, and then on to Australia. The pricey travel was necessary because Assange did not want to set foot in the 50 states, according to a post on Crowdf

维基解密前编辑朱利安·阿桑奇 (Julian Assange) 达成认罪协议，承认美国对他密谋披露与美国国防相关信息的指控，以换取他在贝尔马什监狱 (Belmarsh Prison) 被监禁 62 个月的罪名，从而从英国监狱中解脱出来。伦敦。但他并没有完全出狱：他的家人说，他花了五十万美元包机飞往北马里亚纳群岛的美国联邦塞班岛，他在那里认罪，然后飞往澳大利亚。 Crowdf 上的一篇帖子称，这次昂贵的旅行是必要的，因为阿桑奇不想踏足 50 个州