Satoshi Nakamoto News

A British court has issued a global freeze on $7.6 million of Craig Wright's assets, effectively blocking him from transferring the funds abroad. 

Unravel the mystery surrounding Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, and explore the potential impact of their identity revelation on the crypto market. Bitcoin (BTC), the most well-known cryptocurrency globally, has recently made headlines by reaching an all-time high valuation. Despite its…

The U.K. High Court has ruled that Craig Wright cannot be identified as Satoshi Nakamoto, and he didn’t author Bitcoin’s whitepaper. 

Per an email from Satoshi Nakamoto: Bitcoin is less wasteful. Why? Less labor-intensive; no banking fees; no brick-and-mortar buildings; no junk mail credit cards.

Craig Wright acknowledged revising the Bitcoin whitepaper documents submitted in the legal proceedings against COPA. 

Senator Elizabeth Warren, known for her skepticism towards Bitcoin, publicly celebrated its 15th anniversary by recognizing its creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.

Craig Wright’s sixth day of cross-examination saw the judge delve deeper into his connections with David Kleiman and the complex details surrounding the Tulip Trust.

On the fourth day of the COPA v. Craig Wright trial, Wright conceded that many documents he presented to affirm his claim as Satoshi Nakamoto were indeed forged. 

On the third day of Cryptocurrency Open Patent Alliance (COPA) v. Craig Wright, the defendant presented a document referring to Bitcoin Cash (BCH) dating back to 2008.

On the second day of the Craig Wright v. COPA trial, the plaintiff claimed that Wright had forged the date in his infamous “Nakamoto is the Japanese Adam Smith” document.

Recently, the creator of a new alternative crypto said Satoshi Nakamoto's large holdings of Bitcoin could potentially contradict the principle of decentralization

An unidentified individual deposited 26.9 BTC into the Genesis wallet — the first wallet ever created by the pseudonymous entity known as Satoshi Nakamoto.

Oct. 31 marks the 15th anniversary of the white paper from Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous person or persons that introduced the world to Bitcoin.

According to Lopp, it would have been impossible for Hal Finney to initiate a Bitcoin transaction while focused on a race in Santa Barbara, California.

Concerns have been raised regarding the legitimacy of profiles claiming to represent Bitcoin's anonymous creator, Satoshi Nakamoto, and the handle "Bitcoin" on X

In its response, nChain stated that it had authorized a review to look at Christen Ager-Hanssen’s so-called evidence against Craig Wright.