Craig Wright is enforcing copyright claim on the Bitcoin whitepaper
The ownership of the landmark and highly celebrated Bitcoin whitepaper has always rested with its author, Dr. Craig Wright, as a simple matter of copyright law.
The ownership of the landmark and highly celebrated Bitcoin whitepaper has always rested with its author, Dr. Craig Wright, as a simple matter of copyright law.
The ruling concerns an appeal by Dr. Wright to overturn an earlier decision in which a High Court judge declined jurisdiction to hear his defamation case against Norway-based Twitter user Magnus Granath.
Whenever the curtain is pulled back on the operations of Tether, the representations made by its executives change dramatically.
Following Ramona Ang’s victory over Reliantco in last year’s trial, the UK High Court has ordered the company to pay almost £1.5 million.
The United States has passed huge reforms to its anti-money laundering regime, bringing digital asset exchanges and others dealing in digital assets further within the reach of regulators.
Lynn Wright’s probate case against Ira Kleiman and the Dave Kleiman estate is to be stayed until after the Kleiman v Wright litigation is resolved, a Florida court has ruled.
Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy have taken up a lot of space in the news thanks to their aggressive accumulation of BTC, but as is often the case with digital asset hype, the red flags are too many to ignore.
Ethereum 2.0 has gone live, seemingly without a thought paid to whether the network’s new system falls within the definition of securities for the purpose of the U.S. securities legislation.
The trial was originally scheduled for May 4, 2021, but the Court had accepted a request by Wright’s lawyers to expedite the trial.
Kraken has opened the floor up to LinkedIn in its search for a new board member, although the job posting is suspiciously scant on details.
It appears the BCH crowd have skipped the middle man of duping unsuspecting buyers into thinking they are Bitcoin and are now asking for money directly—this time under the guise of a website.
The UK High Court has found in favor of Ramona Ang (the wife of Dr. Craig Wright) in her case against Reliantco Investments Ltd, the Cyprus-based owner of trading platform UFX.