"The amount of BTC held by the Rehabilitation Debtor as of March 18, 2019 is 141,686.35371099 BTC. The Rehabilitation Trustee has been still investigating the existence of additional BTC held by the Rehabilitation Debtor. If any BTC is found, the Rehabilitation Trustee will move them to the address managed. Further, the amount of BCH held by the Rehabilitation Debtor as of March 18, 2019 is 142,846.35166254 BCH" reads the portion regarding crypto holdings.

Speaking to one of the settlement group members, they explained it this way

Now some official documents have been shared, which states:reads the portion regarding cash holdingsSo here's how everyone is hoping this plays out: The BTC is distributed, and those receiving it just HODL that. Then at the same time, over $600 million in cash will be distributed to them as well - and they'll decide re-invest in cryptocurrency.The question is - how many of these people are still into crypto? While you may think having your tokens stolen and not getting any of them back for 5 years would leave you pretty angry, you're right.But let's also factor in that all of their stolen Bitcoin was originally purchased for under $1000 - actually, most of it was purchased for way less as there was only a 4 month period in late 2013 where Bitcoin even went above $300, Mt.Gox collapsed right after it shot up to around $1000 towards the end of the year.Another perspective - the group receiving this $600 million in cash and nearly $600 million in Bitcoin is made up of about 1000 people. While some are getting a lot more than others, there's enough to give 1000 people $1 million each.Some of those who were left jaded on crypto at the time, are about to become crypto-millionares. Personally, i'd be surprised if they still hold a grudge,he saysSo will they keep the Bitcoin and buy more? Sending the markets shooting back up.Or sell the Bitcoin and keep the cash? Causing yet another Mt.Gox related dip?Based on my own interactions in various cryptocurrency communities online, I think the majority of Mt.Gox victims are still in the game, and ready to buy more. I can't imagine a situation worse than 50/50, meaning those selling are balanced out by those spending the cash portion of their settlement on more.But that's just a guess, and we'll soon have the answer. No date for the payments to be distributed is set yet, but things have been moving fast lately - expect it to happen soon.