#craig wright satoshi

[christophbergmann]

Nun ist es offiziell: Wir sind alle Satoshi – nur Craig Wright nicht

Nun ist es offiziell: Wir sind alle Satoshi – nur Craig Wright nicht Das höchste Gericht Großbritanniens hat sein Urteil im Falle Craig Wright gegen die „Crypto Open Patent Alliance“ (COPA) gefällt. Seine Anhänger müssen nun eine bittere Pille schlucken - die Wahrheit holt jeden irgendwann ein.

Das höchste Gericht Großbritanniens hat sein Urteil im Falle Craig Wright gegen die „Crypto Open Patent Alliance“ (COPA) gefällt. Seine Anhänger müssen nun eine bittere Pille schlucken – die Wahrheit holt jeden irgendwann ein. Continue reading Nun ist es offiziell: Wir sind alle Satoshi – nur Craig Wright nicht

[cryptosnewss]

Craig Wright's Claim to Satoshi Identity Crumbles Under UK Judge's Verdict

Key Points: UK Judge James Mellor’s ruling discredits Craig Wright’s claim to be Bitcoin’s creator. COPA trial uncovers evidence undermining Wright’s narrative, including technical inaccuracies. Discrepancies in Wright’s interactions with key figures in the cryptocurrency sphere are highlighted. UK Judge James Mellor has dealt a decisive blow to Craig Wright’s longstanding assertion of being…

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Movies/TV Watched 2023

The Postman Always Rings Twice / Bob Rafelson (1981)

Secretary* / Steven Shainberg (2002)

Spirited Away* / Hayao Miyazaki (2001)

Watcher / Chloe Okuno (2022)

The Talented Mr. Ripley / Anthony Minghella (1999)

Pride & Prejudice / Joe Wright (2005)

Moonage Daydream / Brett Morgan (2022)

Volver / Pedro Almodóvar (2006)

Belfast / Kenneth Branagh (2021)

The Last Picture Show / Peter Bogdanovich (1971)

I, Tonya / Craig Gillespie (2017)

The Postman Always Rings Twice / Tay Garnett (1946)

Rocketman / Dexter Fletcher (2019)

The Unholy / Evan Spiliotopoulos (2021)

Mara / Clive Tonge (2018)

Frogs / George McCowan (1972)

Prometheus / Ridley Scott (2012)

Men / Alex Garland (2022)

All the Right Moves / Michael Chapman (1983)

Poseidon / Wolfgang Petersen (2006)

Saint Maud / Rose Glass (2019)

Monstrous / Chris Sivertson (2022)

Wander Darkly / Tara Miele (2020)

Howl’s Moving Castle / Hayao Miyazaki (2004)

Iris / Albert Maysles (2014)

Lamb / Valdimar Jóhannsson (2021)

In Fabric / Peter Strickland (2018)

The Elephant 6 Recording Co. / C.B. Stockfleth (2022)

The Visitor / Justin P. Lange (2022)

Smile / Parker Finn (2022)

Yellowjackets [szn 1-2] (2021-2022)

It Comes at Night / Trey Edward Shults (2017)

Everything Everywhere All at Once / Daniel Kwan, Daniel Scheinert (2022)

Black Bear / Lawrence Michael Levine (2020)

mother! / Darren Aronofsky (2017)

Weird: The Al Yankovic Story / Eric Appel (2022)

X / Ti West (2022)

I Heart Huckabees* / David O. Russell (2004)

The Right Stuff / Philip Kaufman (1983)

Goliath Awaits / Kevin Connor (1981)

Poltergeist* / Tobe Hooper (1982)

Doctor Who [TV Movie]* / Geoffrey Sax (1996)

Earthstorm / Terry Cunningham (2006)

Lake Eerie / Chris Majors (2016)

Fantastic Planet* / René Laloux (1973)

Synecdoche, New York* / Charlie Kaufman (2008)

Flight of the Navigator* / Randal Kleiser (1986)

NOPE / Jordan Peele (2022)

Women Talking / Sarah Polley (2022)

Striking Distance / Rowdy Herrington (1993)

Vivarium / Lorcan Finnegan (2019)

Saw* / James Wan (2004)

A Peculiar Noise / Jorge Torres-Torres (2016)

In the Earth / Ben Wheatley (2021)

Cats 2 / Jake Jones (2023)

Bringing Out the Dead* / Martin Scorsese (1999)

The Last Blockbuster / Taylor Morden (2020)

The Dance of Reality / Alejandro Jodorowsky (2013)

In the Mouth of Madness / John Carpenter (1994)

The Chamber / Ben Parker (2016)

Tenet / Christopher Nolan (2020)

Synchronic / Justin Benson, Aaron Moorhead (2019)

Paprika / Satoshi Kon (2006)

The Menu / Mark Mylod (2022)

Sunshine / Danny Boyle (2007)

Devil’s Island / Sean King, Taylor King (2021)

Benedetta / Paul Verhoeven (2021)

Scotland, PA* / Billy Morrissette (2001)

The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover / Peter Greenaway (1989)

The Color of Pomegranates* / Sergei Parajanov (1969)

Face/Off* / John Woo (1997)

E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial / Steven Spielberg (1982)

The Gilded Age (PBS American Experience) / Sarah Colt (2018)

Aniara / Pella Kågerman, Hugo Lilja (2018)

How the Grinch Stole Christmas* / Chuck Jones, Ben Washam (1966)

The Quake / John Andreas Andersen (2018)

The Guilty / Gustav Möller (2018)

The Muppet Christmas Carol* [VHS] / Brian Henson (1992)

M3GAN / Gerard Johnstone (2022)

Caught / Jamie Patterson (2017)

Shot / Jeremy Kagan (2017)

A Charlie Brown Christmas* / Bill Melendez (1965)

Body at Brighton Rock / Roxanne Benjamin (2019)

Trancers / Charles Band (1984)

Higher Power / Matthew Charles Santoro (2018)

*Asterisk = rewatch

Favorites first watched in 2023: Men, In Fabric, Yellowjackets, Everything Everywhere All at Once, mother!, NOPE, The Dance of Reality. (ETA: Vivarium and Aniara, which I wouldn't necessarily call "favorites" but they've stuck with me.)

Favorite rewatches: Secretary, I Heart Huckabees, Poltergeist, Bringing Out the Dead

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just got spam for a film

The outrageous and provocative dark comedy set in London, England follows a mismatched NSA team as they kidnap Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin, and attempt to torture him for the information they need to destroy cryptocurrencies.

just promise me that Craig Wright was harmed in the making of this film

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Craig Wright: The Biggest Joke in Bitcoin History 🤡🤘

🚨 New article alert! 🚨 Craig Wright officially exposed as NOT Satoshi Nakamoto. Find out how the UK High Court tore down his lies and what this means for Bitcoin’s future. Click here to learn more! 🤘💀 #Faketoshi #BitcoinScams #CryptoFraud

The Faketoshi Saga That Refuses to Die Craig Wright has spent years desperately trying to convince the world that he is Satoshi Nakamoto, the elusive creator of Bitcoin. But in 2024, the UK High Court delivered a death blow to his claims. After years of courtroom drama, lawsuits, and relentless self-promotion, Wright’s house of cards came crashing down. The court ruled that Craig Wright is not…

[gavinmehl]

Contempt Chaos: Inside the Copa Vs Craig Wright Satoshi Drama

[blockinsider]

Bitcoin Core Developers Face New Legal Challenge from Craig Wright

Key Points

Craig Wright, claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto, initiates a new lawsuit against Bitcoin Core developers.

Wright alleges that changes to Bitcoin’s original features have caused confusion and misled the public.

Craig Wright, an Australian computer scientist who continues to assert he is the creator of Bitcoin, has once again sought legal recourse. In his latest legal action, Wright has brought a lawsuit against Bitcoin Core developers, including Square Up Europe Limited, a subsidiary of Jack Dorsey’s Block.

Wright’s Allegations

The lawsuit was filed in London’s Chancery Division of the High Court. Wright alleges that the defendants have changed Bitcoin’s original features through the implementation of the Taproot upgrade and Segregated Witness (SegWit). According to Wright, these changes deviate from Bitcoin’s original vision.

Wright, who claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto, believes that the modifications to the Bitcoin blockchain have caused confusion and misled the public into thinking that Bitcoin retains its original attributes. He asserts that these changes undermine the essence of what Satoshi Nakamoto originally designed.

In response, Wright is seeking the difference in market value between Bitcoin and Bitcoin Satoshi’s Vision (BSV), the digital asset he claims is the true continuation of the original Bitcoin protocol. At the time of the filing, the disparity in value led Wright to pursue a claim of $1.18 billion in damages.

Wright’s Legal History

Wright is no stranger to the courtroom. In a previous lawsuit against Bitcoin.Org’s “Cøbra”, he claimed copyright infringement of the Bitcoin whitepaper, which he says he authored. However, his evidence was deemed insufficient to establish his claim to being the original creator of Bitcoin. Despite this, Wright continued to file legal actions claiming to be the creator of the Bitcoin blockchain. This led the court to ban him from filing more litigation relating to Satoshi Nakamoto’s identity.

Despite the court’s order, Wright is back in court arguing that Bitcoin Satoshi’s Vision (BSV) is the true version of the cryptocurrency originally designed by Satoshi Nakamoto.

In 2022, Wright failed to prove his claim to be Satoshi Nakamoto during a legal dispute with Magnus Granath, a prominent Bitcoin advocate known as “Hodlonaut”. Wright sued Granath after he called him a “scammer” in a series of tweets in 2019. However, a Norwegian court ruled Granath’s comments were fair given the context of Wright’s public statements.

During the case, Wright was asked to prove his identity as Satoshi Nakamoto by signing a message using the private key associated with Bitcoin’s genesis block. As with previous attempts to prove his claim, Wright was unable to do so, later stating that he had destroyed the hard drive containing the secret phrase to the wallet.

[cryptogirl2024]

Who is Satoshi Nakamoto, the Creator Behind Bitcoin?

The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, remains one of the biggest mysteries of our time. Nakamoto published the Bitcoin white paper on October 31, 2008, introducing a decentralized peer-to-peer electronic cash system and solving the double-spending problem with a Proof-of-Work mechanism. The first Bitcoin was mined in January 2009, and Nakamoto engaged with the community before disappearing in 2011, reportedly holding around 1 million Bitcoins.

Speculation about Nakamoto's identity has centered on several individuals, including Dorian Nakamoto, who denied involvement after being named in a Newsweek article, Nick Szabo, known for proposing smart contracts, and Craig Wright, who controversially claimed to be Nakamoto. Most recently, Peter Todd was named in a documentary but also denied the claim. Regardless of the true identity, Nakamoto’s creation has fundamentally transformed the global financial landscape and left an enduring legacy.

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"Craig Wright Attacks Saylor's Proposal Negatively"

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Craig Wright's Critique of Saylor's Proposal: A Deep Dive

In the ever-evolving landscape of cryptocurrency, the competition and debate over the future direction of blockchain technology and Bitcoin remains intense. Recently, Craig Wright, a prominent figure in the crypto community, has publicly expressed his negative sentiments towards Michael Saylor’s proposals. This article examines the crux of Wright’s criticisms and the broader implications for the crypto space.

The Players: Craig Wright and Michael Saylor

To understand the dynamics of this discourse, it's essential to know who is involved. Craig Wright, often heralded as a controversial figure, claims to be the true identity behind Bitcoin's pseudonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. On the other hand, Michael Saylor, the CEO of MicroStrategy, has positioned himself as a significant advocate for Bitcoin, often promoting it as a digital gold and a hedge against inflation.

Wright's Points of Contention

Wright's recent comments regarding Saylor's proposals reveal his fundamental disagreement with the framework that Saylor advocates for Bitcoin. Some key points of contention raised by Wright include:

Centralization Concerns: Wright argues that Saylor's approach could lead to an unwanted centralization of Bitcoin, a stark contradiction to its original decentralized vision. He fears this may undermine the very foundations upon which Bitcoin was built.

Misinterpretation of Value: Another significant aspect of Wright's critique is the interpretation of Bitcoin's value. He believes that Saylor's views may mislead individuals into considering Bitcoin solely as an investment rather than its utility as a currency.

Technological Implications: Incorporating Saylor's strategies might necessitate alterations to Bitcoin's underlying technology that Wright finds concerning, arguing that this could compromise its efficiency and security.

The Broader Context

Wright's criticisms are not solely focused on Saylor’s individual proposals; they reflect a broader apprehension about the direction in which the cryptocurrency sector is heading. The growing movement among companies to adopt Bitcoin in their treasury strategies, as evidenced by Saylor’s MicroStrategy, could signal a shift toward a more institutionalized cryptocurrency landscape. Wright appears to be cautioning against this trajectory, emphasizing the importance of returning to Bitcoin's original principles.

Community Reactions

The crypto community's response to Wright's critiques has been mixed. Some supporters resonate with his emphasis on decentralization and caution against the possible overreach of corporate entities in the crypto landscape. They contend that Saylor's approach could dilute Bitcoin's essence.

Conversely, many view Saylor as a forward-thinking leader who is helping legitimize and popularize Bitcoin among traditional investors. The increase in adoption and investment through his strategies can arguably be seen as a positive step toward broader acceptance.

Conclusion

As Wright and Saylor continue to present differing visions for Bitcoin's future, their debate underscores a crucial juncture in the cryptocurrency narrative. Should the community rally around Saylor’s corporate strategies, or should it heed Wright’s warnings about potential centralization? With each passing day, the market seems more engaged than ever in discussing these pivotal issues. Ultimately, the outcome of this debate could shape the future of Bitcoin and its rightful place within the global financial ecosystem.

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Self-Proclaimed Satoshi Craig Wright Files £911 Billion Suit Against BTC Core Devs and Square

Australian computer scientist Craig Wright, a self-proclaimed Satoshi, created Bitcoin SV in 2018, claiming that it was “the real” Bitcoin (with the SV standing for “Satoshi Vision”). After losing the case against COPA (the Crypto Open Patient Alliance) this summer, Craig Wright has filed a new lawsuit, this time without any legal support or representation, against Bitcoin Core and founder of…

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Peter Todd nega di essere Satoshi Nakamoto

Le clip trapelate dal documentario sui Bitcoin la cui uscita è prevista per la prossima settimana, sembrano indicare l'ex sviluppatore Peter Todd come il creatore della criptovaluta, ma Todd nega tutto. In un'e-mail a CoinDesk, Todd ha affermato che il regista Cullen Hoback, noto per aver identificato la persona dietro la teoria del complotto QAnon in una precedente serie per HBO, stava "aggrappandosi a un filo di paglia" nell'accusare Todd di essere Satoshi. "Sì, quell'intervista è avvenuta davvero e credo che quella ripresa specifica T sia un deepfake", ha confermato, aggiungendo però di non aver ancora visto il documentario. "Certo, non sono Satoshi", ha detto Todd. "È ironico che un regista che è anche noto per un documentario su QAnon abbia fatto ricorso anche qui al pensiero cospirazionista basato sulle coincidenze in stile QAnon". Martedì pomeriggio a New York, poche ore prima della première programmata di "Money Electric: the Bitcoin Mystery", le probabilità sulla scommessa di Polymarket su chi il film identificherà come Satoshi erano schiaccianti (78,5% al ​​momento della pubblicazione) a favore di "Altro/Multiplo". In precedenza, il cypherpunk Len Sassaman e poi il programmatore informatico Nick Szabo erano in testa alla lista di Polymarket dei possibili HBO-toshi. Al momento della creazione della scommessa Polymarket, Todd non era elencato tra le possibilità, quindi chiunque volesse scommettere sul fatto che sarebbe stato lui la "rivelazione" del film avrebbe dovuto scegliere "Altro/Multiplo". Anche nelle clip che circolano sui social media, Todd definisce "ridicola" la teoria secondo cui lui sarebbe Satoshi. Per essere chiari: in rete circolano solo frammenti del film ed è possibile che alla fine Hoback giunga a una conclusione diversa sull'identità di Satoshi rispetto a quella a cui giunge nella scena con Todd. In quella scena, Hoback sembra confrontarsi con Todd, esponendo la sua teoria su come e perché Todd abbia nascosto il suo presunto coinvolgimento nell'invenzione di Bitcoin. Todd scuote la testa e ride alle accuse di Hoback. "Ammetto che sei piuttosto creativo. Tiri fuori delle teorie assurde. È ridicolo", dice Todd nella clip. "Ma dirò di sì, certo che sono Satoshi. E sono Craig Wright". Si tratta chiaramente di uno scherzo, non di una confessione: Todd in passato aveva già fatto affermazioni simili dicendo di "essere Satoshi", quando in un'intervista del 2019 ha dichiarato al conduttore del podcast What Bitcoin Did, Peter McCormack: "Io sono Satoshi, come tutti gli altri". Mentre il video prosegue, Todd, ancora ridendo, avverte Hoback di aver tratto una conclusione errata. "Sarà molto divertente quando lo inserirai nel documentario e un gruppo di bitcoiner lo guarderà", ha detto Todd. "Sospetto che molti di loro saranno molto contenti se seguirai questa strada perché è l'ennesimo esempio di giornalisti che perdono davvero il punto in un modo molto divertente". Hoback risponde chiedendo qual è il punto. "Il punto è rendere Bitcoin la valuta globale", risponde Todd. Pochi secondi della scena compaiono nel trailer ufficiale del film. Il CEO di Blockstream Adam Back, che nel filmato sembra essere in piedi accanto a Todd, non ha risposto alla Request di commento di CoinDesk. Sebbene uno dei primi sviluppatori Bitcoin e qualcuno profondamente coinvolto nei primi anni di Bitcoin, Todd non è mai stato il PRIME sospettato nella caccia lunga anni dei giornalisti a Satoshi. Personaggi come Hal Finney, Nick Szabo e Back sono più frequentemente indicati come i creatori di Bitcoin, sebbene tutti lo abbiano negato. Nel podcast di McCormack, Todd ha affermato di aver acquistato i suoi primi bitcoin quando il prezzo per moneta era di 20 centesimi (il che significherebbe che ha effettuato l'acquisto intorno all'ottobre 2010, due anni dopo la pubblicazione del white paper Bitcoin ). Back ha pubblicato su X lunedì sera che, "per le persone che scommettono, stanno scommettendo su ciò che il documentario ha concluso. Il che probabilmente non sarà vero, perché ONE sa chi sia Satoshi. Quindi dovrebbero KEEP a mente". I precedenti tentativi dei media di svelare la vera identità di Satoshi sono falliti: i media hanno erroneamente attribuito il nome di Satoshi a personaggi come il programmatore Dorian Nakamoto e il noto imitatore Craig Wright . Read the full article

[christophbergmann]

Finnischer Entwickler veröffentlicht hunderte bisher unbekannte Satoshi-Mails

Finnischer Entwickler veröffentlicht mehrere hundert bisher unbekannte Mails von Satoshi Ein britischer Gerichtshof entscheidet bald, ob Craig Wright Satoshi ist oder nicht. Noch während der Prozess läuft, beschenkt er uns mit der Veröffentlichung einiger hundert bisher unbekannter E-Mails von Satoshi.

Ein britischer Gerichtshof entscheidet bald, ob Craig Wright Satoshi ist oder nicht. Noch während der Prozess läuft, beschenkt er uns mit der Veröffentlichung einiger hundert bisher unbekannter E-Mails von Satoshi. Continue reading Finnischer Entwickler veröffentlicht hunderte bisher unbekannte Satoshi-Mails

[dominousworld]

Il processo contro l’uomo che dice di aver inventato i bitcoin

Il processo contro l’uomo che dice di aver inventato i bitcoin

a cura della Redazione 05.02.2024 Dal 2016 Craig Wright sostiene di essere il misterioso Satoshi Nakamoto. Se riuscirà a dimostrarlo in tribunale, la criptovaluta rischia di cambiare per sempre Oltre a essere il padre fondatore delle criptovalute, Satoshi Nakamoto è un mistero. Nell’ottobre 2008, Nakamoto ha regalato i bitcoin al mondo. Poi è scomparso, e a oggi nessuno sa ancora chi sia. In…

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so adam beck says he doesnt know who satoshi nakamoto is and then also says craig wright isnt satoshi. wow i wonder how that could be.

[scienza-magia]

Si infittisce il mistero sul fondatore dei Bitcoin

Craig Wright ammette di non essere Satoshi e rilascia un disclaimer sul suo sito web. La Crypto Open Patent Alliance ha accusato Wright di falsificazione in tribunale affermando che "ha inventato un'intera storia biografica". Il 16 Luglio Craig Wright ha pubblicato un disclaimer legale sulla home page del suo sito web, affermando con forza di non essere il creatore pseudonimo di Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto. Il disclaimer citava la recente sentenza dell'Alta Corte di Giustizia del Regno Unito e indirizzava il traffico del sito web alla sintesi dei risultati presentati dalla Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA), un consorzio di sviluppatori, exchange e progetti costituito per promuovere l'innovazione e facilitare un ambiente open-source nel settore delle crypto. Forse le parti più significative del disclaimer sono il primo e il secondo punto, in cui si ammette che Wright non è l'autore del white paper di Bitcoin e che l'informatico non detiene il copyright della tecnologia descritta nel white paper.

Il disclaimer legale presente sul sito web di Wright. Fonte: Craig Wright Crypto Open Patent Alliance vs Craig Wright Nel 2023, Wright ha citato in giudizio diversi sviluppatori Bitcoin, sostenendo che avessero violato il copyright su alcune delle tecnologie alla base del distributed ledger system e rivendicato i diritti sul database Bitcoin. È dal 2016 che Wright sostiene di essere il famoso e pseudonimo creatore di Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto. La battaglia legale ha raggiunto il culmine nel 2024, quando la Crypto Open Patent Alliance ha presentato oltre 50 prove che smontavano le affermazioni di Wright. Durante il processo, la COPA ha chiamato a testimoniare esperti forensi e analisti onchain che hanno dimostrato come Wright abbia prodotto una serie di elaborati falsi e metadati che mostravano segni di manomissione. Alla fine, il giudice James Mellor ha convenuto che le argomentazioni della COPA dimostravano che il creatore di un sistema altamente tecnico come quello del Bitcoin non avrebbe commesso gli errori di negligenza riscontrati nelle falsificazioni e nei metadati distorti di Wright, stabilendo definitivamente che Wright non era Satoshi. Inoltre, recentemente, la Corte Suprema del Regno Unito ha congelato i beni di Wright per aiutare il podcaster Peter McCormack a recuperare 2 milioni di dollari in spese legali sostenute per difendersi dalla causa per diffamazione intentata da Wright nel 2019. Tuttavia, i problemi legali di Wright potrebbero non essere ancora finiti. In seguito alla sentenza dell'Alta Corte del Regno Unito, il giudice Mellor ha raccomandato che Wright sia indagato dal Crown Prosecution Service per falsa testimonianza. Read the full article

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Pinned Tweet Ordered by UK Court – Craig Wright Not Satoshi Nakamoto

https://twitter.com/Dr_CSWright/status/1813547003676164132