đšCRAIG WRIGHT, AKA FAKETOSHI, MUST PROVE HE HAS $5 BILLION IN BITCOIN (BTC)
â Faketoshi in embarrassment. Unfortunately, since 2016, Craig S. Wright has claimed without any proof to be the creator of Bitcoin (BTC), Satoshi Nakamoto. And this, while he has also already lost numerous cases against those who claim the opposite. The most infamous Faketoshi is also on course to lose another trial, where the courts ask him to prove his ownership of more than 100,000 bitcoins.
đšTULIP TRADING CASE AGAINST ALL BITCOIN DEVELOPERS (AND ITS FORKS)
â Since 2021, the veritable Don Quixote of crypto that is Craig S. Wright (CSW) has been going against his personal windmills: the âbadâ developers of Bitcoin (the real one), those of his fork Bitcoin Cash ( BCH), and even against the developers of the fork of this fork, BSV, of which Wright also contributes to the development.
â Our Faketoshi accuses them of having âstolenâ his brilliant invention, which he doesnât want to share with anyone â CSW doesnât know open source, he patents everything that moves, even what he claims to be his without proof.
đšCRAIG WRIGHTâS IMAGINARY BITCOINS IN COURT SOON?
â Craig Wright is therefore suing Bitcoin developers so that he creates a backdoor to recover his imaginary 111,000 BTC. In other words, he has no problem absolutely destroying all credibility (especially that regarding its decentralization) of Satoshi Nakamotoâs invention. Just that. Mind-blowing, and that's a weak word.
â Where things will become violently complicated for this Faketoshi, who has been flushed out for a long time for his innumerable falsifications, is that the High Court of Justice of the United Kingdom orders Tulip Trading to first prove that it is indeed the owner of this hundred thousand BTC, before even considering a lawsuit against Bitcoin developers.
