The Return of the Bitcoin Whitepaper on Bitcoin.org
Craig Wright’s attempt to claim he is Satoshi Nakamoto has failed, as announced by Hennadii Stepanov, the maintainer of Bitcoin.org, who celebrated the reemergence of the Bitcoin Whitepaper on the platform.
- The release follows a ruling by judge James Mellor, affirming that Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto.
- Craig Wright has been claiming to be the creator of the Bitcoin network since 2016, with multiple legal battles.
- The Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) provided substantial evidence proving Wright was not the protocol’s creator.
Legal Victory and Financial Consequences
After losing a legal battle against Craig Wright in 2021, Bitcoin.org had to remove the Whitepaper, but the recent verdict cleared the way for its return, highlighting Wright’s false claims of authorship.
- Craig Wright’s assets have been frozen globally, amounting to 6 million pounds.
- The victory against Wright’s false claims has led to the release of the Bitcoin Whitepaper.
- COPA’s involvement clarified the issue and prevented Wright from claiming copyright over the document.
The Price of BTC and MetaMask’s Interest
Bitcoin’s price fluctuated over the weekend, reaching around $68,650 at the time of writing with a trading volume increase of 21% in the last 24 hours.
- Bitcoin’s market cap currently stands at 1.350 billion dollars.
- MetaMask, a popular Ethereum wallet, is reportedly working to add support for Bitcoin.
- The move by MetaMask signifies a growing interest in expanding its services to include Bitcoin.
Hot Take: The Significance of Clearing Wright’s False Claims
With the triumphant return of the Bitcoin Whitepaper on Bitcoin.org, the crypto community celebrates not only the victory over false claims but also the reaffirmation that Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto.
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