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The Bitcoin white paper is back on Bitcoin.org!
Craig Wright's lawsuit claiming copyright was thrown out after he failed to prove he's Satoshi Nakamoto.
The white paper is free to access again, operating under an open-source license. This is a win for Bitcoin transparency and development.
#Bitcoin $BTC #CraigWright #CraigWrightIsNotSatoshi
Craig Wright's lawsuit claiming copyright was thrown out after he failed to prove he's Satoshi Nakamoto.
The white paper is free to access again, operating under an open-source license. This is a win for Bitcoin transparency and development.
#Bitcoin $BTC #CraigWright #CraigWrightIsNotSatoshi
🚨 Craig Wright Exposed🚨
Claims to be Bitcoin's Creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, Unraveled in Court ..🚨
Dr. Craig Wright, who claims to be the elusive creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, faced severe scrutiny in court. Despite presenting himself as a genius with multiple degrees and a unique intellect, the court found Wright's claims to be riddled with lies and forgeries.
Judge's observations:
🔍 Wright lied extensively and repeatedly.
🔍 He forged documents to support his claims.
🔍 His deceptions included technobabble and blaming unidentified individuals.
Wright's actions, intended to bolster his narrative, were often clumsily executed, with some forgeries easily detected. His courtroom responses sometimes even acknowledged the poor quality of his forgeries.
Had Wright's evidence been true, he would be incredibly unlucky, facing numerous unfortunate coincidences and conspiracies against him. But the court found his claims baseless, dismissing his assertion of being Bitcoin's creator.
Stay informed!
📢 #Bitcoin #satoshiNakamoto #CraigWright #CryptoWatchMay2024 #LegalNews
Claims to be Bitcoin's Creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, Unraveled in Court ..🚨
Dr. Craig Wright, who claims to be the elusive creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, faced severe scrutiny in court. Despite presenting himself as a genius with multiple degrees and a unique intellect, the court found Wright's claims to be riddled with lies and forgeries.
Judge's observations:
🔍 Wright lied extensively and repeatedly.
🔍 He forged documents to support his claims.
🔍 His deceptions included technobabble and blaming unidentified individuals.
Wright's actions, intended to bolster his narrative, were often clumsily executed, with some forgeries easily detected. His courtroom responses sometimes even acknowledged the poor quality of his forgeries.
Had Wright's evidence been true, he would be incredibly unlucky, facing numerous unfortunate coincidences and conspiracies against him. But the court found his claims baseless, dismissing his assertion of being Bitcoin's creator.
Stay informed!
📢 #Bitcoin #satoshiNakamoto #CraigWright #CryptoWatchMay2024 #LegalNews
Craig Wright Stuns Court with Bitcoin White Paper Admission: A Twist in the Satoshi Nakamoto Saga
Craig Wright's admission during the COPA trial about editing the Bitcoin white paper is a pivotal moment in the ongoing saga surrounding the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin's pseudonymous creator. Wright, an Australian computer scientist, has long claimed to be Nakamoto, a claim that has been met with skepticism and controversy within the cryptocurrency community.The Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) trial seeks to clarify Wright's claims and his contributions to the development of Bitcoin. His admission to editing the white paper is significant because it directly relates to the foundational document of Bitcoin, which outlined the cryptocurrency's underlying technology and philosophy when it was published in 2008.This legal battle is not just about establishing the authorship of the white paper but also about the ownership of the Satoshi Nakamoto identity and the implications that come with it, including potential intellectual property rights and influence over the future direction of Bitcoin. The outcome of this trial could have far-reaching consequences for the cryptocurrency industry, affecting perceptions, the legal standing of foundational documents and technologies, and potentially the control of Bitcoin's sizable Nakamoto-owned bitcoin stash.Wright's various legal actions and claims have sparked debates about the importance of anonymity in the cryptocurrency space, the decentralization of Bitcoin, and the impact of legal systems on the digital asset world. This trial is a key episode in the broader narrative of Bitcoin's history and the ongoing efforts to understand its origins.#Write2Earn $BTC #Bitcoin #CraigWright
UK Court Freezes Craig Wright's Assets Amid Satoshi Nakamoto Claim Dispute
A UK court has approved a freeze on £6 million ($7.6 million) of Craig Wright's assets, aiming to prevent him from dodging court fees related to his contested claim of being #Satoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin. This action follows Wright's transfer of assets abroad subsequent to a court ruling that refuted his claim to the identity of Nakamoto.
Notably, Wright moved shares from his London-based company, RCJBR Holding, to a Singapore company on March 18. Judge James Mellor highlighted concerns from the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) regarding Wright's attempts to escape the financial repercussions of his trial loss. Consequently, the judge granted a 'worldwide freezing order' as requested by COPA, covering the alliance's legal costs totaling $8,471,225 (£6,703,747.91).
$BTC #BTC #CraigWright
A UK court has approved a freeze on £6 million ($7.6 million) of Craig Wright's assets, aiming to prevent him from dodging court fees related to his contested claim of being #Satoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin. This action follows Wright's transfer of assets abroad subsequent to a court ruling that refuted his claim to the identity of Nakamoto.
Notably, Wright moved shares from his London-based company, RCJBR Holding, to a Singapore company on March 18. Judge James Mellor highlighted concerns from the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) regarding Wright's attempts to escape the financial repercussions of his trial loss. Consequently, the judge granted a 'worldwide freezing order' as requested by COPA, covering the alliance's legal costs totaling $8,471,225 (£6,703,747.91).
$BTC #BTC #CraigWright
🏛️ The High Court of England and Wales is set to determine whether Tulip Trading, the company associated with self-proclaimed Satoshi (Bitcoin creator) Craig Wright, has ownership of 110,000 bitcoins, as reported by CoinDesk. Craig Wright had previously filed a lawsuit against Bitcoin developers, alleging that they have a fiduciary duty concerning the disputed bitcoins and should create a backdoor for Tulip Trading to recover them. 🇬🇧💼 #CraigWright #BitcoinOwnership
JUST IN:
Calvin Ayre and Stefan Matthews knew about Craig Wright's creation of forged documents claiming to be Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto well before the trial, according to Christen Ager-Hanssen.
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Calvin Ayre and Stefan Matthews knew about Craig Wright's creation of forged documents claiming to be Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto well before the trial, according to Christen Ager-Hanssen.
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**Just In: 🔔**
Musician Jonathan Mann has released a sound source titled 'Craig Wright Is Not Satoshi Nakamoto.' This creation is available for purchase as an NFT and was recently sold for 0.12 ETH. Craig Wright has long claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin.
#JonathanMann #CraigWright #SatoshiNakamoto #NFT #Cryptocurrency
Musician Jonathan Mann has released a sound source titled 'Craig Wright Is Not Satoshi Nakamoto.' This creation is available for purchase as an NFT and was recently sold for 0.12 ETH. Craig Wright has long claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin.
#JonathanMann #CraigWright #SatoshiNakamoto #NFT #Cryptocurrency
Craig Wright, Bitcoin creator claimant, provides evidence in court. 🪙🔨🤯
Craig Wright, the enigmatic figure asserting himself as Bitcoin's creator, recently presented a lineup of personal witnesses during a trial, each contributing unique insights.
Craig's sister, Danielle DeMorgan, vividly recalls her brother practicing martial arts in a public park dressed in full swords, linking this eccentricity to the possibility of him being Satoshi Nakamoto. DeMorgan also recounts a 2008 event where she found Craig deeply engrossed in a technical project with computers and cords, strengthening her belief in his claim.
Mark Archibold, who collaborated with Craig in the late 1990s, recalls discussions about "digital currency" between 2004 and 2005. Archibold clarifies that, at the time, "digital currency" referred to a concept sparked by the US government's blockage of services like Mastercard and Paypal. Archibold shares his belief that Craig could be Satoshi, based on personality and early interest in the concept.
Cerian Jones, a patent attorney and consultant for Craig's company nChain, suggests that her work with Wright's patents strengthens his candidacy as Satoshi. However, she acknowledges concerns raised by prosecutors regarding nChain's internal workings and potential misattribution of patents. Jones admits that being associated with Wright is not favorable for marketing due to his character.
The trial is anticipated to continue until the end of the month, with prosecutors seeking an injunction against Wright launching further defamation lawsuits. Wright faces accusations of "industrial scale" forgery in his quest to convince the world of his role in Bitcoin's creation.
Ongoing trial reveals mix of testimonies, tech efforts, and character assessments in Craig Wright's Satoshi Nakamoto claim. Karate, computers, and diverse perspectives deepen Bitcoin creator debate. Stay tuned for updates.
#BTC #SatoshiNakamoto #satoshi #CraigWright's #CraigWright
Craig Wright, the enigmatic figure asserting himself as Bitcoin's creator, recently presented a lineup of personal witnesses during a trial, each contributing unique insights.
Craig's sister, Danielle DeMorgan, vividly recalls her brother practicing martial arts in a public park dressed in full swords, linking this eccentricity to the possibility of him being Satoshi Nakamoto. DeMorgan also recounts a 2008 event where she found Craig deeply engrossed in a technical project with computers and cords, strengthening her belief in his claim.
Mark Archibold, who collaborated with Craig in the late 1990s, recalls discussions about "digital currency" between 2004 and 2005. Archibold clarifies that, at the time, "digital currency" referred to a concept sparked by the US government's blockage of services like Mastercard and Paypal. Archibold shares his belief that Craig could be Satoshi, based on personality and early interest in the concept.
Cerian Jones, a patent attorney and consultant for Craig's company nChain, suggests that her work with Wright's patents strengthens his candidacy as Satoshi. However, she acknowledges concerns raised by prosecutors regarding nChain's internal workings and potential misattribution of patents. Jones admits that being associated with Wright is not favorable for marketing due to his character.
The trial is anticipated to continue until the end of the month, with prosecutors seeking an injunction against Wright launching further defamation lawsuits. Wright faces accusations of "industrial scale" forgery in his quest to convince the world of his role in Bitcoin's creation.
Ongoing trial reveals mix of testimonies, tech efforts, and character assessments in Craig Wright's Satoshi Nakamoto claim. Karate, computers, and diverse perspectives deepen Bitcoin creator debate. Stay tuned for updates.
#BTC #SatoshiNakamoto #satoshi #CraigWright's #CraigWright
