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Craig Wright, the self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto, intensifies his legal battle against the Bitcoin ecosystem. Despite a crushing defeat in the UK courts, Wright is engaging in a new confrontational stance against Bitcoin Core developers, demanding an astronomical sum exceeding one trillion for the alleged unauthorized use of the $BTC ticker.
The alleged Satoshi relaunches his offensive against Bitcoin Core
The conflict between Craig Wright and the Bitcoin community intensifies with this new lawsuit. Wright, who has never been able to prove his claims of being the creator of Bitcoin, is now targeting Bitcoin Core developers and Square Up Europe Ltd.
He accuses them of using the $BTC ticker without his consent, an allegation that raises many eyebrows in the crypto ecosystem.
The extent of the compensation demanded, 911 billion pounds, testifies to Wright’s audacity. This staggering amount illustrates the scale of the Australian engineer’s ambitions. Notably, Wright has chosen to represent himself in this case, a decision that adds an extra layer of intrigue to this legal saga.
The motivations behind the lawsuit
Wright claims that this new lawsuit aims to “save the origins of Bitcoin.” He accuses Bitcoin Core developers of “rewriting the narrative” and altering the original vision of the crypto. In a provocative statement, he says he is ready to drop any legal action if Bitcoin Core can prove its fidelity to Satoshi Nakamoto’s initial concept.
Unusually, Craig Wright has chosen to represent himself in this case, without the assistance of lawyers. This decision raises questions about his legal strategy, especially since Judge Mellor previously warned that any new legal action based on his allegations would be considered “hollow rhetoric.”
This new legal offensive comes in an already tense context. Wright recently suffered a crushing defeat in the British courts, where Judge James Mellor ruled that he had no legal rights over Bitcoin.
Despite this “overwhelming” decision, Wright persists in his claims, even promising further lawsuits against iconic figures in the Bitcoin ecosystem, including Michael Saylor of MicroStrategy.
Craig Wright’s lawsuit against Bitcoin Core marks a new step in his controversial crusade. While the crypto community remains skeptical about his chances of success, this case raises crucial questions about the governance and evolution of Bitcoin.