The Australian computer scientist Craig Wright is convinced that he is the man behind the pseudonym Satoshi Nakomoto. Wright claims to be Satoshi in the white paper for Bitcoin (BTC), material from the earlier papers are used.
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The evidence
Wright told the CC in London is an Investment in the Blockchaind, and the AI Forum, 2019 and that he really is a proof for the previous claim. He claims that, in 2008, in a paper to be written, from which large parts would have been copied into the paper.
Up to now, the Wright’s, however in a great deal of talk and very little evidence of that. According to Wright, this is the ultimate proof that he was the man behind the protocol of bitcoin.
Satoshi
During his talk at the event was ms. Wright, however, is a mistake. He was talking about Satoshi in the third person. Wright: “I’m Satoshi, and Satoshi had committed plagiarism. I’ll let you choose, it does not matter to me. As he did, parts of my paper are used. I’m in or not… It doesn’t matter if you don’t like it at all.”
Litigation
Craig Wright has been involved in various legal proceedings. The most remarkable is that, against the next of kin of the Kleiman. It’s going to be in this business for over 500,000 BTC (!). Previously, the men claimed to Wright, however, that Kleiman, and he is behind the person, and Satoshi sat.
Stories
The computer scientist seems to be over and over again with different reasons and explanations for buying it. One of the stories that we have until 2020 to wait a while before Wright himself can prove it to you.
On January 1, 2020 would be By Wright, Kleiman, and have a third person in a 1 million BTC, Satoshi is. The so-called Tulip and the Trust to know that we will be in 2020 more. It seems even here, however, is that Wright, and everyone deceives.
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