As part of his lawsuit at COPA, the so-called father of bitcoin discredited himself by voluntarily modifying the content of the white paper on bitcoin. As this trial, widely followed by the crypto community, draws to a close, Craig Wright could see red as COPA, an alliance formed by Coinbase, Kraken and other large technology companies, plans to counterattack.
Alleged bitcoin founder sanctioned for fraud?
The Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) intends to sue Craig Wright who claims to be the founder of bitcoin by demanding rights in this capacity. The organization said it planned to call on British prosecutors to investigate him for perjury.
COPA believes, in fact, that to prove that he is indeed the author of the title he claims, Craig Wright falsified evidence. Worse, he also lied during the trial when he is supposed to be under oath.
However, Craig Wright is not the founder of bitcoin. During the trial, COPA presented evidence “irrefutable” who demonstrate it. Evidence which, according to Jonathan Hough, COPA’s lawyer, unequivocally rejects its claims.
What remains is the verdict of the British judges who will establish who, COPA or Craig Wright, is right. What is certain is that the implications of the future judgment could be significant for Craig Wright in terms of credibility.
Towards the definitive annihilation of Craig Wright’s actions?
” Harassment “. This is the word that COPA used to describe Craig Wright’s repeated legal forays. An attitude that he displays against a backdrop of false allegations and deception.
COPA, which includes influential crypto players like Jack Dorsey and big crypto firms like Coinbase and Kraken, wants to put an end to it. This is the meaning of the proceedings they are considering against the alleged founder of bitcoin.
In any case, the organization stressed its commitment to denouncing Craig Wright’s deception. But above all to take possible legal measures to prevent him from continuing to harass members of the crypto community by pretending to be Satoshi Nakamoto.
As the trial draws to a close, separate groups of Bitcoin network developers and Wright’s legal team are respectively preparing their closing statements. The decision of Judge James Mellor should definitively, one imagines, bury this controversial legal battle.
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