That clearly depends on the magnitude of whatever Mark has stashed away for the day when the personal heat is off him.
More than 100k BTC was "found" post bankruptcy IIRC, and only when the community started talking about where they were visible on the blockchain.
It is way too tempting to hide cryptocurrency, especially when accounting is a mess at best. We know for a fact that Mark traded on his own exchange and he must have known early on that it was not sustainable.
Remorse may not be the only thing that's important here. It must also be clear that white collar crime is not a business opportunity.
More than 100k BTC was "found" post bankruptcy IIRC, and only when the community started talking about where they were visible on the blockchain.
It is way too tempting to hide cryptocurrency, especially when accounting is a mess at best. We know for a fact that Mark traded on his own exchange and he must have known early on that it was not sustainable.
Remorse may not be the only thing that's important here. It must also be clear that white collar crime is not a business opportunity.