Craig Wright website still shows Satoshi notice despite court order expiring
Craig Wright seems to have forgotten to take down the Satoshi notice, which only needed to be displayed until January this year.
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Craig Wright seems to have forgotten to take down the Satoshi notice, which only needed to be displayed until January this year.
Read more (2 min) →Self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor Craig Wright is now apparently into pumpkin farming, but has already been accused of "farming fraud."
Craig Wright was found guilty of criminal contempt of court and will also have to pay £144,000 in legal costs as part of his punishment.
The Australian entrepreneur failed to argue that his autism and plans for Christmas should prevent him from appearing in person.
Craig Wright's claim apparently also includes 16 links to various articles cited as evidence that are broken or made up.
Fact-checkers say over 70% of Craig Wright's claims in his latest UK lawsuit are “misunderstandings," or "blatant misrepresentations."
Speculation around Satoshi's private keys has breathed new life into an old theory involving ex-crime boss Paul LeRoux and Craig Wright.
Craig Wright looks to have filed a suit against Bitcoin Core and Jack Dorsey's Square without representation from a solicitor or barrister.
Craig Wright's whereabouts have been a mystery since the conclusion of his UK court battle with the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA).
Zurich's MoneyMuseum founder deleted the Craig Wright Bitcoin references from his essay, calling them outdated and aggravating for some.