Craig Wright, the Australian computer scientist who has long claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto — inventor of Bitcoin under a pseudonym –has admitted forging documents supporting his claim. The confession resulted from a high-profile legal fight between Wright and the Cryptocurrency Open Patent Alliance (COPA), leaving shadows over his years-old self-claim for being the founder of digital currency.
Reflections on Day 4 of COPA v Wright, the identity issue.
The blame game shifted from Citrix MetaFrame to Ira Kleiman and Atlassian today.
We learnt that Calvin is supposedly *not* funding this case, he only provided a loan (that money is gone, Calvin).
We saw complete 180s… pic.twitter.com/MAERPYcmcI
— Norbert (@bitnorbert) February 8, 2024
Satoshi Nakamoto’s Courtroom Drama
Under tough cross-examination, Wright admitted the falsity of several documents he had submitted as proof that he is Satoshi Nakamoto. The revelation followed after COPA’s legal team had pointed out inconsist
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