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The defunct exchange's trustee said many creditors still have not completed the procedures needed to get their Bitcoin back.

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The mainnet is scheduled to shut down Nov. 30, but supporting infrastructure will begin closing five days earlier.

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Bitcoin is trading below $81,500 on Tuesday, losing 1.3% of its value over the last 24 hours as its recovery struggled to gain momentum. The cryptocurrency had briefly rebounded after falling below $80,000, but buyers have yet to clear overhead resistance. That leaves BTC consolidating between a psychologically important support level and a resistance zone near 84,000–84,714. The latest bounce demonstrates buying interest around recent lows. However, maintaining that support and breaking resistance are separate tests, with broader economic conditions likely to influence both. Rising oil prices complicate the inflation outlook Brent crude climbed to $111.32 a barrel, its highest level in five months, amid geopolitical tensions and uncertainty over interest rates.

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BlackRock filed with the SEC on Oct. 19 for the iShares Bitcoin Managed Protection ETF (PBIT), a fund that would hold options and fixed-income securities and gain Bitcoin exposure through derivatives. The preliminary prospectus excludes direct Bitcoin and spot Bitcoin ETP holdings.