Yo, yo, welcome to Crypto 101. The Average Consumers Guide to Cryptocurrency. This is Matthew

Aaron, and this is part two of the Gox saga. In our first part, we had on Mr. Brock Pierce

to talk about his plan to revive Mount Gox in an episode called Gox Rising. Brock feels that

Mount Gox is a stain on the crypto space. Also, he wants to compensate the victims of Mount

Gox's hack and make sure all the money gets returned to them. However, there's a lot of critics

in the crypto space that says that his focus on Mount Cox and his ambitions to revive it are a little

less than genuine. One of those people who have been investigating Mount Gox since the beginning since the hack 2014 is Mr. Kim Nielsen. Kim was a customer

of Mount Gawks and ever since the hack has painstakingly kept up with all of the information,

wrote blogs, and kept us all informed. Kim's on the show today to talk about some of the things

that was said on the Brock Pierce episode. tell us the story from a fact-based perspective and also touch on some of the

claims of ownership of Mount Gawks. But before we get into that conversation, wherever you're

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trading advice, legal advice, or personal advice. Now without further ado, part two of the Gok saga. We'll see you after the show.

Kim Nilsen, investigator of the Mount Gox story and former Mount Gox customer. Welcome to Crypto

101, sir. Thank you. Nice to be here. Kim, before we go into the Mount Gok's story

and the years of research that you have conducted about the losses, the revival, and the different

players' positions in this story. Let's learn a little bit about yourself. I'm basically a normal

software engineer. I live in Japan now. I moved here 10 years ago. I code by day, and a couple of years ago, I developed a hobby of Montcoc's investigation tricks.

Basically, as you started out saying, I was a customer at Montaux when Montaux went down, lost money there, got really, really annoyed, and figured that, you know what, I don't think the police are necessarily

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