The UK Court of Appeal has just rejected Craig Wright’s attempt to challenge the decision stating that he was not Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin. The court notably noted that the appeal arguments contained “multiple lies” and “fake authorities.”
The court blocks Craig Wright’s appeal in the Bitcoin creator case
This decision marks a decisive turning point in the legal saga that has pitted Wright against the crypto community since 2016. The judges were particularly harsh, declaring that “the appeals have no chance of success” given Wright’s lack of credibility.
The end of an eight-year controversy
Since 2016, Craig Wright, an Australian computer scientist born in 1970, has maintained that he is the creator of Bitcoin under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. This claim has earned him the nickname “Faketoshi” within the crypto community, which has always questioned his statements.
This latest judicial defeat seems to mark the definitive end of Wright’s claims to be the creator of Bitcoin, leaving the mystery surrounding the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto intact.