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A UK judge has branded litigious computer scientist Craig Wright an arrogant liar who frequently uses ‘technobabble’ and isn’t ‘nearly as clever as he thinks he is.’ The damning comments were made by Mr. Justice Mellor in a written judgment to accompany the March verdict in the civil lawsuit brought by the non-profit Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) that asked the court to rule that Wright didn’t create the world’s most famous cryptocurrency. Wright has been attempting to convince the world that he is Bitcoin’s creator ever since he claimed to the Australian Tax Office in 2013 that he controlled in excess of 1 million bitcoins. He has subsequently sought on multiple occasions to shut down anybody who challenges this view. According to BitMEX Research, the High Court’s written judgment used the word ‘forgery’ 130 times. It was hoped that such a ruling would prevent the famously litigious Wright from continuing with separate lawsu...

Satoshi Nakamoto’s earliest confidante and first recipient of a Bitcoin payment, the late Hal Finney , is many people’s pick when asked who is Bitcoin ’s creator. Finney was the earliest and most influential user of the network and back when 1 Bitcoin was virtually worthless, he famously predicted that one coin might someday rally to $10 million. On the other hand, some people think that Finney was simply talking to and sending money to himself. Now that the highest copyright court in the world has entered a final judgment against the most notorious self-proclaimed Bitcoin creator, Craig Wright, it’s once again anyone’s guess who created the world’s foremost crypto. However, Bitcoin historian and multi-publication editor Pete Rizzo doesn’t think the judgment against Wright puts Finney back in the frame. Indeed, he published a full explanation of why he believes Finney and Satoshi Nakamoto are not the same person . Why I don't believe Hal Finney creat...

The self-pro claim ed Satoshi , Dr. Craig White, claim s that Apple has violated copyright laws by integrating the Bitcoin white paper on its macOS. Moreover, Wright responded to a Twitter post questioning whether or not Apple executed copyright infringement. Earlier this week, news broke of the Bitcoin white paper being deeply integrated into new MacBooks. Thus, prompting many to ponder whether or not Apple was in violation of copyright laws. Subsequently, Wright responded with a succint, “Yes.” Yes — Dr Craig S Wright (@Dr_CSWright) April 6, 2023 Self-Professed Satoshi Accuses Apple of Copyright Infringement Many Bitcoin enthusiasts have taken to Twitter after it was discovered that the digital assets white paper is hidden within Apple ’s MacBooks. Subsequently, the discovery was a very interesting one for the crypto community. Yet, it appears many have made note of the discovery for other reasons. Specifically, the self-pro claim ed Satoshi , Dr. Craig Wright...