Craig Wright Fails to Name Recipient of Bitcoins Sent as Satoshi Nakamoto
Date: 2024-02-14 Author: Dima Zakharov Categories: IN WORLD
Craig Wright's Revelation
In the latest development of the ongoing lawsuit filed by the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) against Craig Wright, the programmer failed to disclose the identity of the individual to whom he sent bitcoins on behalf of Satoshi Nakamoto.
The Elusive Recipient
During the court proceedings on February 13, 2024, Craig Wright claimed to have sent bitcoins to hundreds of individuals through various companies, with their addresses being considered belonging to Satoshi Nakamoto. However, when pressed to reveal even a single recipient's name, Wright admitted his inability to recall all of them.
Critique on Expert Witnesses
Moreover, Wright criticized the experts involved in the legal process, accusing them of being unable to substantiate their work adequately during the court hearings.
Observations from the Courtroom
An attendee, known under the pseudonym bitnorbert, shared their observations on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), describing Wright's demeanor during the trial. The post highlighted moments where Wright struggled to provide answers, prompting the judge to intervene multiple times.
Continuing Legal Proceedings
Despite Wright's claims and challenges, the legal battle is far from over. According to CoinDesk, Wright is scheduled to provide further testimony on February 14, and the court proceedings are expected to extend for several more weeks.
The developments in the courtroom shed light on the complexities surrounding Craig Wright's claims and the ongoing legal scrutiny he faces regarding his association with Satoshi Nakamoto and the origins of Bitcoin.
