Craig Wright still owes $143M two years after Kleiman judgment
Ira Kleiman argued that Craig Wright has evaded paying $143 million in fees while virtually no steps have been taken to enforce the judgment.
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David Kleiman’s estate appeals Bitcoin verdict, says ‘Wright is wrong’
The Kleiman estate is seeking $200 billion in damages against Wright, of which they have received just $143 million.
Here we go again: Kleiman pushes for Wright retrial over Nakamoto Bitcoin
Ira Kleiman doesn’t seem satisfied with the court ordering Craig Wright to pay up $100 million, he wants the whole Bitcoin case tried again.
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