Craig Wright’s Connection to Qudos Bank Revealed
In the ongoing legal battle between the Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) and Craig Wright, new information has emerged suggesting that Wright may be the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin. During the trial, witnesses testified that Wright had worked with Qudos Bank as an IT expert in 2005 and had provided them with various documents. The witnesses also mentioned Wright’s interest in Japanese culture, which is significant because Satoshi Nakamoto is believed to have connections to Japan.
- Three key witnesses testified in the trial between COPA and Craig Wright.
- David Bridges, Qudos Bank’s Chief Investment Officer, revealed that Wright worked with the bank as an IT expert in 2005.
- Bridges stated that Wright provided him with several documents, which he found annoying at the time.
- When asked about a “criminal whitepaper,” Bridges said it was possible.
- Another witness, Max Layman, confirmed that Wright asked him to run code on his computer.
Possible Bitcoin Whitepaper Connection
Max Lyman, Wright’s cousin, also testified and mentioned receiving documents from Wright. He speculated that one of those documents could have been a draft of the Bitcoin whitepaper. However, Lyman expressed doubts about whether Wright was truly Satoshi Nakamoto.
- Lyman confirmed that Wright asked him to run code on his computer but couldn’t do so at the time.
- He received several documents from Wright but couldn’t recall if one of them was the Bitcoin whitepaper.
- Stefan Matthews, co-founder of nChain, testified about his relationship with Calvin Ayre and denied Ayre’s significant control over nChain.
- Matthews admitted to promoting Wright’s claims of being the Bitcoin founder but denied funding his legal actions.
Hot Take: The Trial Continues
The ongoing trial between COPA and Craig Wright has provided some intriguing insights into Wright’s potential connection to the creation of Bitcoin. While witnesses have testified about Wright’s involvement with Qudos Bank and his distribution of documents, doubts still remain about whether he is truly Satoshi Nakamoto. As the trial progresses, more information may come to light, shedding further light on this long-standing mystery in the crypto world. Stay tuned for updates on this fascinating legal battle.
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