On September 12, the Granath v Wright trial begins in Oslo, where Twitter troll Magnus Granath will try to convince the court that his targeted social media campaign against Dr. Craig Wright was lawful and not defamatory.
In this article, Dr. Craig Wright tackles the "Code is Law" narrative and how it disregards critical nuances of legal systems like human discretion, interpretive flexibility, and societal norms.
Coinbase’s refusal to respect Dr. Craig Wright’s intellectual property rights could result in the digital currency exchange facing liabilities that vastly exceed any profits derived from its ill-conceived strategy.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed 13 charges against Cayman-registered Binance Holdings Ltd, Delaware-registered BAM Trading Services—which operates the U.S.-facing Binance.US digital assets exchange—and Changpeng Zhao.
The New York Attorney General’s charges were targeted at ending Gemini, Genesis, and Digital Currency Group's operations tied to the "purchase and sale of securities and commodities within or from New York."
The U.S. prosecutors filed another superseding indictment accusing SBF of stealing “billions of dollars” from FTX customers while Salame invoked his Fifth Amendment right.
Stablecoins were front and center in the House of Representatives' Financial Services Committee hearing last Wednesday, and some of the opinions voiced were more than a little unstable.
In probing cybercrime associated with digital currencies, it would be possible to create models that can help reduce fraud and facilitate the tracing of funds associated with illicit activities.
As thousands of pages of evidence and hours of testimony were presented to the jury, it has become apparent that though there is a serial forger in the midst of the Kleiman v Wright suit, it isn’t Wright.
This paper demonstrated that many users of the Lightning Network failed to take adequate steps to protect the privacy of their information.
This analysis explores the application of U.K. database rights in the context of ‘forking’ and blockchain technologies and examines the legal framework surrounding database rights under U.K. law.
Turing completeness does not require an infinite tape, and it was not an infinite tape that Turing mentioned in his paper; it was an unbounded system.
