PANews reported on March 9 that according to Bloomberg, the largest creditor of the bankrupt crypto exchange Mt.Gox, Mt.Gox Investment Fund, plans to hold rather than sell the Bitcoin that will be paid this year, according to people familiar with the matter. The fund chose to get an early payment in September instead of waiting for all lawsuits to be resolved before receiving compensation. It will receive 90% of Mt.Gox's remaining assets in a ratio of approximately 70% Bitcoin and 30% cash. It is not clear how many Bitcoins the fund expects to receive. According to previous news, the "Rehabilitation Plan" provided by Mt.Gox includes a "Base Repayment" part and a "Proportional Repayment" part, in which the amount of the Base Repayment part is the same, and the Proportional Repayment part provides creditors with 2 options, namely "mid-term repayment and final repayment" or "early lump sum repayment".