Multiple parties are interested in taking over Mt. Gox and rehabilitating the service, Karpelès says, but he's worried these organizations might cannibalize customer's surviving funds to revive it. "Remaining customer money should not be touched," he told the Wall Street Journal, referring to the 200,000 Bitcoins (about $117 million) that were found in an old wallet earlier this year. Karpelès himself is keeping his distance from Bitcoin for now, but he says he wants to return to the community one day so he can tell others to learn from his mistakes. "My experience would be valuable to them, especially if they are thinking of starting up a Bitcoin business. I can tell them what they should do and shouldn't." Check out the full piece at the source link below.