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.
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Satoshi Trial (COPA v Wright): Opening day ends in early victory for Dr. Craig Wright
The COPA v Wright trial begins in earnest, with both sides giving their opening arguments to a packed London court where the battle over the identity of Bitcoin’s inventor—and the future of the entire digital asset industry—will be decided.
Meta quit COPA? If so, why now?
Meta, parent company of Facebook, has not publicly announced its departure from the organization, nor are there any reasons for the logo's disappearance outside of speculation.
BSV after COPA: Joshua Henslee shares his thoughts
Regardless of the outcome of the COPA v. Wright trial, Joshua Henslee believes BSV will live on, telling TODO Bitcoin that the counterculture nowadays cares less about patents, cases, and lawsuits.
Satoshi Trial (COPA v Wright): Big tech’s desperate fight to preserve an ugly status quo
The Jack Dorsey-led Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) will appear in court in London to try and convince a judge that Dr. Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonym behind the invention of Bitcoin.
Incoming EU and UK laws up the stakes for anti-competitive US big tech
The days of U.S. tech bullying the ‘little guys’ around the globe may be numbered, at least in the EU and U.K., where new laws are being introduced to prevent them from abusing their dominant positions.
Jerry Chan talks about Frobots and COPA v Wright on CoinGeek Weekly Livestream
In this CoinGeek Weekly Livestream episode, Jerry Chan shared the latest developments with his game, Frobots, and his thoughts on the upcoming COPA v Wright trial.
Ripple hack: What really happened?
Ripple's Chris Larsen shared on X that his personal wallets had been hacked and funds had been stolen, saying that Ripple accounts were not compromised and that exchanges had frozen affected addresses.
Bet on Super Bowl and COPA Trial with Lil Bit
By functioning with BSV, Lil Bit’s prediction market is superior to something like Polymarket, which operates with ERC-20 stablecoin USDC and previously had to implement a novel fee scheme.
Satoshi Nakamoto settlement offer to COPA in Satoshi Trial (COPA v Wright) analysis
Though the offer drew plenty of comment, it will take time before the full implications of the settlement offer (and its rejection by COPA) are fully digested by the public.
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.
On fiduciaries
The case of Bitcoin’s original design exemplifies decentralisation because its development, maintenance, and decision-making processes involve a broad and distributed network of independent developers, miners, and users.