#satoshi-nakamoto

#satoshi-nakamoto

Craig Wright, who claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto, faced overwhelming evidence against his claim, including lies, forgery, and inconsistencies in his story. [ more ]

Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto, as confirmed by Judge James Mellor after the COPA v Wright trial. Mellor found Wright lied extensively during the case. [ more ]

Judge rules Craig Wright lied and forged documents about being Satoshi Nakamoto during high-profile trial. [ more ]

UK judge ordered $7.6 million freeze on Craig Wright's assets for false Satoshi Nakamoto claims.

Court ruling debunked Wright's Bitcoin origins, leading to asset freeze and disclosure requirements. [ more ]

Satoshi Nakamoto's enigmatic identity remains a mystery in Bitcoin's history.

Craig Wright's claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto are contested, with potential implications on Bitcoin's future development. [ more ]

A UK court will decide if Craig Wright is the mysterious Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto.

Whoever invented Bitcoin is now sitting on a fortune worth £36 billion. [ more ]

Bitcoin halving involves halving the reward for miners every 210,000 blocks to control the number of new bitcoins entering circulation, potentially impacting the cryptocurrency's price. [ more ]

Satoshi Nakamoto meticulously designed Bitcoin to have a fixed supply schedule, including the quadrennial Bitcoin halving event, to maintain scarcity and value long-term. [ more ]

An early Bitcoin miner from the 'Satoshi era' moved 50 BTC, highlighting activity in long-dormant wallets and early user insights. [ more ]

An early crypto miner moved 50 BTC after 14 years of inactivity, part ending up at Coinbase. [ more ]

The email correspondence between Adam Back and Satoshi Nakamoto is now public after being entered into the U.K. court records.

The emails reveal a polite and professional exchange between the two cryptography heavyweights, showcasing Satoshi's unique contributions to Back's prior work. [ more ]

Satoshi Nakamoto's early collaborator reveals email history, highlighting scalability theories and non-monetary use of Bitcoin.

Satoshi foresaw Bitcoin's energy efficiency compared to traditional banking, explained differences with DigiCash, and legal concerns. [ more ]

Satoshi Nakamoto warned about Bitcoin's energy consumption in 2009 emails.

Proof of Work is essential for Bitcoin's security but criticized for high energy use. [ more ]

Anonymous Bitcoiner pranked Sen. Elizabeth Warren by getting her to sign a document commemorating Satoshi Nakamoto.

The prank highlighted the irony of Warren, who has been outspoken against Bitcoin, unknowingly honoring the creator of Bitcoin. [ more ]