Advertisement     A London court has ruled against Craig Wright’s controversial claim that he invented Bitcoin. The Australian computer scientist has long claimed that he is Satoshi Nakamoto, …
Advertisement     A UK court has approved a “worldwide freezing order” for £6 million ($7.6 million) worth of assets belonging to fake Satoshi Craig Wright. The move aims …
A British court has issued a global freeze on $7.6 million of Craig Wright’s assets, effectively blocking him from transferring the funds abroad. A legal ruling earlier this month found …
An Australian computer scientist who claims he invented bitcoin is not “Satoshi Nakamoto”, the pseudonymous inventor of the cryptocurrency, a judge at London’s High Court ruled on Thursday. Craig Wright …
Craig Wright acknowledged revising the Bitcoin whitepaper documents submitted in the legal proceedings against COPA. Alexander Gunning, representing Bitcoin developers, pointed out modifications Wright had made to his documents, specifically …
Craig Wright’s sixth day of cross-examination saw the judge delve deeper into his connections with David Kleiman and the complex details surrounding the Tulip Trust. According to the courtroom conversation …
The seventh day of the COPA v. Wright trial kicked off on Tuesday, exposing a glaring weakness in the latter’s argument to convince the court that he is the creator …
On the fourth day of the COPA v. Craig Wright trial, Wright conceded that many documents he presented to affirm his claim as Satoshi Nakamoto were indeed forged. Highlighting this …
On the third day of Cryptocurrency Open Patent Alliance (COPA) v. Craig Wright, the defendant presented a document referring to Bitcoin Cash (BCH) dating back to 2008. Bitcoin Cash was …
Self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor Craig Wright grew flustered during cross-examination on Wednesday as prosecutors mounted evidence disputing his identity as Satoshi Nakamoto. The computer scientist stands accused of forging multiple documents …