nChain Chief Scientist Craig Wright has delivered an obscenity-laden interview discussing decentralized finance and stablecoins, calling such projects a "complete scam" and "illegal."
The legal team for the estate of David Kleiman said Ms. Wright's submission cast doubt on the nature of the Tulip Trust at the heart of the lawsuit.
A Florida judge threw out a motion for sanctions against Wright saying the lawsuit over 1.1 million BTC would be better decided by a jury.
The controversial cryptocurrency is winning in the crypto markets this year as developers and investors see its blockchain's technical differences as a good thing.
Bitcoin keys from coins Wright claims to own were used to sign a message calling him a "fraud."
The judge pointed to the fact that Wright has previously been accused of abusing attorney-client privilege in the Kleiman case.
Wright objected after a judge dismissed his attorney-client privilege over weak evidence.
The Florida judge has now approved fees and expenses amounting to about a quarter of the amount claimed.
The Australian entrepreneur who claims to be the inventor of bitcoin has suggested he might take legal action over claimed infringement of his intellectual property.
The filing says Wright has abused attorney-client privilege to withhold documents from the court.
Volatility in bitcoin SV (BSV) is raising concerns about the resilience and stability of the world’s fifth-largest cryptocurrency.
Craig Wright said he received the necessary information to unencrypt the so-called “Tulip Trust.”
Craig Wright's court battle with the brother of deceased business partner David Kleiman reached a new level of complexity.
Craig Wright broke a non-binding settlement agreement to forfeit half his claimed bitcoin holdings, according to a court filing.
Craig Wright, the entrepreneur who controversially claims he is Satoshi Nakamoto, is moving to settle the $10 billion Kleiman court case.