Craig Wright’s legal loss and his subsequent withdrawal from the limelight has removed a major impediment to people focusing on BSV’s technology rather than the personalities behind it.
The judgment contained rulings on several injunctions that were requested by the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) following their victory in March’s blockbuster Satoshi identity trial.
The fight against Wright was never about him. It was all about stopping further adoption of the BSV Blockchain technology he supports. That’s because BSV, unless sabotaged by external forces, poses an existential threat to the technologies promoted by the members of the Crypto Open Patent Alliance.
As the London Blockchain Conference 2024 approaches, Kurt Wuckert Jr.’s latest Ask Me Anything episode tackles the latest blockchain developments to help viewers keep up with the trends in the space.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. hosted an Ask Me Anything session for episode 13 of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, answering viewers' questions about Bitcoin as the halving approaches.
The COPA v Wright trial is more than just knowing Satoshi's identity; it is also about the importance of blockchain in combating digital cancer, which grows at the same pace as humanity's evolution.
With Judge Mellor’s ruling on Thursday, COPA’s years-long campaign against Dr. Wright has come to a close—pending any appeal by Dr. Wright.
In a YouTube video, economist and financial analyst Reggie Middleton covers nChain’s massive IP portfolio and concluded that the BSV blockchain may be significantly undervalued.
Martti Malmi and Satoshi Nakamoto's communications also reveal Nakamoto's thoughts on Bitcoin's scalability and its comparative advantage over traditional financial systems like Visa.
As the dust settles from Christen Ager-Hanssen’s failed takeover of blockchain technology hub nChain, attention is turning to his co-conspirators—some of whom might not have been aware of what they were doing at the time.
The U.S. SEC has issued an order instituting cease-and-desist proceedings against ShapeShift AG, which follows the exchange's submission of an offer of settlement to the regulator.
The flurry of public interest on the COPA v Wright trial in London has shone a light on the tricky concept of open justice, a bedrock principle of any democratic society.
