Computer scientist Dr Craig Wright is to be given a court order stopping him from bringing future legal action after using ...

Computer scientist Dr Craig Wright has been ordered to pay £225,000 in legal costs by a judge after he was found to have ...

A U.K. judge ruled that Craig Wright violated a court order that required him to stop claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto, a pseudonym for the mysterious creator of Bitcoin, and taking related legal ...

A UK court found Dr Craig Wright, the Australian computer scientist who falsely claimed to be Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, in contempt and sentenced him to one year in prison. This follows a ...

The Crypto Open Patent Alliance (COPA) secured an initial victory on Thursday when the presiding judge in its U.K. trial against computer scientist Craig Wright declared that he is not Satoshi ...

Would that make me Banksy? Obviously, not. Yet, a scoundrel named Craig Wright pursued a version of this con for years, claiming he was Bitcoin's pseudonymous founder, Satoshi Nakamoto.

Dr. Craig Wright's claims and subsequent lawsuits have been controversial within the cryptocurrency world, where Bitcoin's decentralized ethos directly opposes the monopolistic control he has sought.

COPA v Craig Wright ruling implications explained COPA’s primary objective is to curtail Wright’s ability to initiate lawsuits against members of the crypto community. They seek court orders ...

Australian entrepreneur Craig Wright announced his plans to develop TerraNode into a global borderless payment system running ...

On JIT on Friday, February 21, Craig faced Maya Wright, a graduate student from Atlanta, Georgia. She is a 2018 Teen Tournament second-runner-up and 2023 High School Reunion Tournament 2nd runner-up.

Australian national Craig Wright, who for years falsely claimed to be Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, has been given a one-year suspended sentence in the United Kingdom for contempt of court.