Mt. Gox, a renowned Japanese crypto exchange established in 2010, faced closure in 2014 following a Bitcoin loss scam. Recent activities involving the transfer of over 140,000 BTC from Mt. Gox to an unknown address have sparked market speculation, potentially affecting Bitcoin prices. Speculation arises regarding the impact of Mt. Gox's potential Bitcoin supply on the market by October 31. Concerns over this supply affecting Bitcoin prices could benefit Ether upon the launch of the ETH spot ETF.

A tweet by Wu Blockchain underlined the uncertainty surrounding Mt. Gox's BTC supply and its potential impact on Bitcoin prices. The post suggested that ETH might benefit from an ETH Spot ETF launch. Another perspective shared by Mark Karpeles, Minister of Technology at Joseon.com, indicated optimism about Mt. Gox's situation, with expectations of repayment completion by Q4 2024.

The recent increase in Bitcoin supply due to Mt. Gox's repayments has contributed to market fluctuations, raising the possibility of a BTC price decline next quarter. Despite this, Bitcoin has been trading within a narrow price range, showing signs of consolidation amidst anticipation for ETH ETF approval. The option data for BTC hints at a bullish trend in the upcoming month, promising an interesting market outlook for Bitcoin.

Regarding Ethereum, a bullish sentiment prevails for its prices in the upcoming months, supported by ongoing spot ETH ETF approvals in the USA. The expected BTC price decline resulting from Mt. Gox repayments could potentially uplift ETH prices. Notably, the Deribit exchange data reflects strong bullish sentiment with high open interest in call options at strike prices of $4000 and $5000. The market also anticipates a bullish trend, as indicated by a put call ratio of 0.61 and the highest call expiry scheduled on June 28.