As the Granath v Wright trial goes on, BTC supporters will likely continue to see that the towering figure they have rallied behind is nothing but a technically illiterate cyber troll.
The Granath v Wright trial ended for the weekend with a grueling session from the consultants KPMG on their forensic analysis of a pile of documents and emails for Granath’s side.
Week 1 of Granath v Wright ended Friday, with the court hearing of yet more testimony from former business associates of Dr. Wright—all of whom said he had spoken to them about Bitcoin before its publication.
The Granath vs. Wright Trial went into its fourth day, where witnesses took the stand and Kurt Wuckert Jr. explaining how the case revolves around clashing worldviews on Bitcoin.
The Granath v Wright trial continued Thursday, with former colleagues of Dr. Craig Wright testifying that he had been talking about the concepts that would become Bitcoin for years before it was released.
Kurt Wuckert Jr. gives viewers a glimpse into the third day of the Granath vs. Wright trial, which touches on topics such as the creation of Bitcoin and how toxic maximalism drove Granath to pursue Wright.
For all their differences, Magnus Granath and Dr. Craig Wright had more in common than perhaps they realized: neither wanted to be publicly associated with the activities that were being discussed in court.
After a relatively pedestrian opening couple of days for the Granath v Wright trial, both the plaintiff (Magnus Granath) and defendant (Dr. Craig Wright) took the stand in a revealing third day in Oslo.
On Day 2 of Granath vs. Wright in Norway, CoinGeek’s Kurt Wuckert Jr once again went on a live stream edition to keep us abreast of what’s happening inside the Oslo courtroom.
Following a full day of argument from Magnus Granath’s lawyers, Day 2 of Granath v Wright saw Dr. Craig Wright’s attorney make his opening statements to the Oslo District Court, presenting the core of the defendant’s case.
September 12 was Day 1 of the Granath vs. Wright trial in Norway. CoinGeek’s Kurt Wuckert Jr. was in Oslo, and, as with previous trials, he’s doing a daily roundup after court ends.
The trial in Granath v Wright has begun in Norway, as Magnus ‘Hodlonaut’ Granath attempts to convince the Oslo District Court that his Twitter rampage against Dr. Craig Wright did not amount to unlawful defamation.
