Two-factor authentication is supposed to be the gold standard in privacy and protection of Internet data, but in Tuesday’s $40 million dollar heist from the top cryptocurrency exchange, it seems to have been the method thieves used to break into user accounts.
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Craig Wright ordered to prove he owns Satoshi Nakamoto’s bitcoin
A lawsuit will force the Bitcoin billionaire to provide public addresses of a horde thought to be mined by crypto’s founder
The Bitcoin billionaire and self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto has been ordered by a Florida court to produce records under oath of all the bitcoin he owned at the end of 2013, as well as details of a 2011 trust thought to contain approximately 1.1 million bitcoin now worth more than $6 billion.
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The Tweets of April: Courthouse becomes new battlefield for Bitcoin Cash
Legal attacks by the central powers of Bitcoin SV lead to an alliance seeking to kick it out of major cryptocurrency exchanges
Crypto billionaire Craig Wright filed a £100,000 libel suit against “What Bitcoin Did” podcast host Peter McCormack on April 18, following a twitter-based argument about the real identity of Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto.
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Binance boots BSV because of billionaire’s bombast
Calling Craig Wright a “fraud,” the leading crypto exchange’s CEO delisted his BSV coin in retaliation for suing crypto community members
Craig Wright’s legal threats to cryptocurrency community members challenging his claim to be Bitcoin founder Satoshi Nakamoto have gotten his BSV coin booted off of the world’s largest exchange.
