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The Name Who Claimed to Be Bitcoin Founder Satoshi Nakamoto was Defeated. The #Bitcoin whitepaper has made a successful return to the Bitcoin.org website, marking the end of the legal process involving Craig Wright, who previously claimed to be BTC founder #satoshiNakamato In 2021, Wright's website had to remove the PDF version of the whitepaper after a lawsuit was filed against Cøbra, the anonymous group that manages the site, for copyright infringement. But Wright's victory was undermined by the complete debunking of his claims that he was Satoshi and, by extension, that he wrote the white paper. The return of the Bitcoin whitepaper was announced by Bitcoin.org administrator Hennadii Stepanov, who shared a link to the PDF on the X platform. Legal proceedings initiated by Wright required Cøbra to appear in court hearings threatening to expose his anonymity. As a result of Cøbra choosing not to attend these hearings, Wright won the case by default and Cøbra was ordered to pay £35,000 ($40,100) towards Wright's legal costs. As a result of the case, Bitcoin.org was forced to stop making the Bitcoin whitepaper available to users in the UK. Despite these issues, numerous publishers came together to share the Bitcoin whitepaper in a collective act of protest. The cryptocurrency division of Square, Jack Dorsey's company, and various governments, including the USA, Estonia and Colombia, published the document on their platforms. $BTC $ETH $BNB

The Name Who Claimed to Be Bitcoin Founder Satoshi Nakamoto was Defeated.
The #Bitcoin   whitepaper has made a successful return to the Bitcoin.org website, marking the end of the legal process involving Craig Wright, who previously claimed to be BTC founder #satoshiNakamato  
In 2021, Wright's website had to remove the PDF version of the whitepaper after a lawsuit was filed against Cøbra, the anonymous group that manages the site, for copyright infringement. But Wright's victory was undermined by the complete debunking of his claims that he was Satoshi and, by extension, that he wrote the white paper.
The return of the Bitcoin whitepaper was announced by Bitcoin.org administrator Hennadii Stepanov, who shared a link to the PDF on the X platform.
Legal proceedings initiated by Wright required Cøbra to appear in court hearings threatening to expose his anonymity. As a result of Cøbra choosing not to attend these hearings, Wright won the case by default and Cøbra was ordered to pay £35,000 ($40,100) towards Wright's legal costs.
As a result of the case, Bitcoin.org was forced to stop making the Bitcoin whitepaper available to users in the UK. Despite these issues, numerous publishers came together to share the Bitcoin whitepaper in a collective act of protest. The cryptocurrency division of Square, Jack Dorsey's company, and various governments, including the USA, Estonia and Colombia, published the document on their platforms.
$BTC $ETH $BNB 