Craig Wright: ‘The Man in the White Suit’?
The COPA trial is reminiscent of the film "The Man in the White Suit," with not only the main character and Dr. Wright having similar fashion style but also seemingly foreshadowing his proceedings.
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Satoshi Trial (COPA v Wright) courtroom sketch: Craig Wright feels the heat—like everyone else
This is day three of COPA vs Wright—the case that’s billed as finally proving or disproving Dr. Craig Wright’s claim to be the inventor of Bitcoin.
Here we go again!
Dr. Craig Wright is back in court for the COPA trial, prepared to end the speculations surrounding his identity as the true Bitcoin creator and maintain the integrity of the protocol.
How AI can be used in blockchain systems
While there are challenges in fusing artificial intelligence (AI) with blockchain, their integration outweighs any potential risks and could provide use cases beyond finance, but many global companies have yet to explore this.
Solana launches new token functionality, but it still can’t scale
Solana unveiled a set of new token extensions, replacing the need to write custom smart contracts and enabling functionality like compliance, confidentiality, and interest.
On stewardship
In the context of property or resource management, stewardship works in contrast with ownership, carrying the weight of the responsibility between the steward and the object of their supervision.
Dr. Wright’s settlement offer to COPA and all opposition parties
The COPA v Wright trial may end in various ways but would likely favor Dr. Craig Wright, who bravely puts his reputation at stake to uphold the original Bitcoin, while the opposition acts to discredit him.
Settle this like men…
To many, Dr. Craig Wright's settlement offer appears as a dramatic shift from his previous stance of defending his property ownership claims—an abrupt change some view as a retreat from his aggressive legal posturing.
Circle’s latest USDC report—I have questions
The latest Circle report paints a vivid picture: we're on the brink of a Web3 revolution, and claimed apps that empower users are popping up on enterprise-grade blockchains.
Even Davos is calling for blockchain networks to store AI training data
Blockchain, as the backbone of artificial intelligence, is now being recognized on the global stage, with the Davos crowd declaring that the ledger could be a critical tool in addressing AI bias and misinformation.
The Wright patent dispute
The Wright Brothers' patent dispute, the historical feuds in the electric industry, and the COPA v Wright case collectively illustrate the enduring challenges faced by inventors and entrepreneurs.
To prove a negative in COPA v. Wright
COPA has a chance to win the case if it can provide a convincing negative proof that would invalidate Dr. Wright's identity claim, which would be impossible to find if he is Satoshi Nakamoto.
Yawn—BTC ETFs are so boring!
While the SEC's passing of the 11 spot BTC ETFs created a frenzy, it was not enough to create another bull run, with many overlooking the actual development happening on the original Bitcoin.
Blockchain beyond code: The need for legal compliance
In this article, SmartLedger delves into the multifaceted role of legal compliance in the blockchain sphere, underscoring its significance as a strategic enabler.
AI PCs: Navigating between AI innovation and buzzwords
Chip manufacturers are utilizing AI's capabilities to lure more consumers into buying PCs and laptops nowadays, but the tech's powerful capacity is only a spec of what end-users are looking for.
Help yourself to my data—I don’t want it!
Silicon Valley giants create models that keep them at the competitive edge, even using users' data for ads, but is this enough to present them as bad guys as what fledgling firms make them out to be?
The mystery of 26.9 BTC paid to the Genesis block
The 29.6 BTC security deposit to the Genesis block had many suspect it could be from Dr. Craig Wright and was made for core developers, creating an air of peculiarity that is hard to put aside.
The beautiful imperfections of Bitcoin
As Bitcoin evolves, it is crucial that we reflect on its initial vision—an open financial system where each participant has an equal opportunity to be a user and even to attempt to compete for blocks.
Bitcoin is not inefficient—Bank of England boss is wrong
Let's address the claim that "Bitcoin is inefficient," this is only true if one mistakenly assumes that BTC—which trades as Bitcoin on most digital currency exchanges—is Bitcoin.
Satoshi’s secret in the Genesis block
While the answer to the mysterious transaction in the Genesis block has yet to be revealed, the technicalities of how the block and transaction were made only cement Satoshi as the one behind them.