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Craig Wright took the stand on Wednesday for the final day of his regularly scheduled testimony. He will return after a few days for at least one more day. Wright denied having access to an email address used to communicate with Gavin Andresen. Wright reiterated his claim of destroying hardware containing Satoshi Nakamoto’s private wallet keys. Wednesday was supposed to be the eighth and final day for Craig Wright to testify in his defense in the UK High Court of Justice. The Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) is seeking an injunction barring Wright from asserting authorship or copyright claims over Bitcoin’s whitepaper. Although he’s done testifying for a few days, the judge has already added an extra day for Wright to speak again, toward the end of the trial. Opening formalities During opening proceedings and prior to Wright’s arrival in the courtroom, Craig Orr, a member of Wright’s legal team, reviewed redactions from evidence. Orr found that privileged information justif

Craig Wright, widely known as the self-proclaimed originator of bitcoin and occasionally referred to as the “Counterfeit Satoshi Nakamoto,” has recently initiated a scathing assault on the foremost architects of the digital currency, as disclosed in a recent development.  Through a series of tweets, Wright has hurled allegations against the creators of the Bitcoin Core software, asserting that they impede progress and deliberately undermine diligent builders’ efforts. The core developers will try and tell you that they are aiding innovation and development. Yet, every time they change the protocol, they destroy the work of those who have been building. Moreover, they completely neglect the rights of individuals who create. By attempting to… — Dr Craig S Wright (@Dr_CSWright) June 19, 2023 According to Wright, every alteration to the process renders the exertions of committed individuals futile, and this recurrence is a constant. Moreover, he accuses the BTC Core developers of