Author Mark Eglinton publishes a new book exploring the identity of Dr. Craig Wright, from his legal battles, his struggles as Satoshi Nakamoto, and his fight to bring his Bitcoin vision to life.
If the COPA v Wright case comes out in Dr. Craig Wright’s favor, he would likely also win the other cases on derivative rights, such as copyright and database rights.
On the 15th anniversary of the Bitcoin white paper, Connor Murray joined the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream to talk about the current state of Bitcoin and where it's headed in the future.
As we observe this 15-year mark of the Bitcoin white paper, we must remain attuned to the need for continued innovation and vigilance against the forces of obfuscation and centralization in the space.
Ira Kleiman has lost his appeal in his case against longstanding case against Dr. Craig Wright, meaning that the 2021 verdict—that Dr. Wright invented Bitcoin alone and not in partnership with Kleiman’s late brother—will stand.
Happy Birthday, Dr. Craig Wright! Thank you for inventing Bitcoin and for fighting tooth and nail to ensure the forces of darkness could not kill it.
Dr. Craig Wright squared off in court against the Crypto Open Patent Alliance in September over a number of applications made by both sides, ending with a ruling which saw the court slap down COPA’s most significant requests.
The trial of COPA v. Wright is set to start in mid-January 2024, and for the first time, the central issue of a lawsuit is the truth of Satoshi’s identity.
Dr. Craig Wright has appointed market leading tech law firm Shoosmiths to take over all of his U.K. cases as he gears up for a packed legal calendar, signalling one, single-minded focus: victory in January’s joint identity trial.
Cøbra had been successfully sued by Dr. Craig Wright for violating the latter’s copyright in the Bitcoin white paper as its author; the only matter left to decide was how much of Dr. Wright’s legal costs must be paid by Cøbra as the losing party.
There is no crypto in Bitcoin. When people use the word crypto, they are just using the short form for cryptography, which uses tools and codes to create messages intended only for the recipient.
As a result, Dr. Craig Wright’s copyright and database rights case against the BTC partnership—which includes Core developers and entities within the ecosystem such as Coinbase—will proceed on all fronts.
