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Coin Circle (120bTC.coM): The Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) last month filed a lawsuit against Craig, an Australian computer scientist who has long insisted that he is the anonymous founder of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto, and is nicknamed "Satoshi Nakamoto" by the community.
Wright filed a lawsuit, and on the 14th of this month, British judge James Mellor ruled in the closing argument of the COPA v. Craig Wright case that Craig
Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto, nor the author of the Bitcoin white paper: The evidence we received during the month-long trial was overwhelming, and I will make certain statements that I think are useful, and Necessary for justice to be done between the parties. First, Dr. Wright is not the author of the Bitcoin white paper; second, he did not adopt the pseudonym "Satoshi Nakamoto" between 2008 and 2011; third, he is not the creator of the Bitcoin system; fourth, he Not the author of the original version of the Bitcoin software.

 Oben Satoshi’s 6 million pounds of assets have been frozen

In response to the verdict of this case, British judge James Mellor ordered this week that 6 million pounds of Satoshi Satoshi's assets will be frozen globally to prevent him from transferring assets overseas and escaping paying fees related to the case.

 Oben Satoshi has repeatedly lost lawsuits

Actually, Craig
Because Wright was unable to produce private key certificates and was caught committing perjury many times, he has frequently lost lawsuits in recent years. In December 2022, he even complained that he was "tired" and said on Twitter that he had given up on letting others I believe he is the "Bitcoin Creator".

For example, in February last year, Satoshi Obeng was defeated in the British High Court. According to the court judgment, the judge ruled that Bitcoin’s file format (a header sequence containing metadata and a transaction list that together constitute a block) “cannot be regarded as a literary work.” ", because Wright was unable to show how the Bitcoin file format was first recorded in writing or otherwise, which is known as the "fixation" test in European and American copyright law.

At the time, Satoshi Omoto argued that he, who wrote the 2008 Bitcoin white paper under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, should have the power to block the operation of blockchains hard forked from the original Bitcoin, including BTC and BCH (Bitcoin Cash). ) blockchain because these Bitcoin forks infringed his intellectual property rights, and he also filed claims against a number of Bitcoin-related defendants, including 26 entities including the Coinbase exchange.