The UK Court of Appeal rejected Craig Wright's appeal, who claimed to be the creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto. The court upheld the High Court's decision, establishing that Wright neither wrote the Bitcoin white paper nor launched the network. Document forgeries and false testimonies were identified. The court dismissed Wright's allegations of unfairness in the process, noting that he received a fair trial. Wright may appeal to the Supreme Court.
11/30/2024 1:07:36 PM (GMT+1)
The UK Supreme Court rejected Craig Wright's appeal, concluding his attempts to prove his involvement in Bitcoin's creation ⚖️
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