The courts have given Wright until Feb. 14 to propose redactions to the latest in a series of trusts that he has said hold the keys to Satoshi Nakamoto’s 1.1 million bitcoins. That’s assuming Wright is actually the creator of Bitcoin, as he claims and many, many others deny.
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7 questions about Satoshi’s ‘bonded courier’ we want to ask Craig Wright
Lawyers will get to ask Craig Wright seven questions about the courier who may—or may not—have delivered the keys to a $10 billion bitcoin fortune. Here’s the seven we’d pick
The trial may not happen until July, but before that Craig Wright will have to answer seven questions about the “bonded courier” who may—or may not—have brought him the data he needs to prove he created Bitcoin.
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EXCLUSIVE Craig Wright: If I produce Nakamoto’s bitcoins my critics will say I stole them
And why he chose that particular Times of London article for the Bitcoin Genesis Block
Yesterday, nChain chief scientist and self-proclaimed Bitcoin creator Craig Wright’s attorneys told a judge that the “bonded courier” he has long maintained held the encryption keys to Nakamoto’s 1.1 million bitcoins had arrived. He doesn’t believe even that will quiet his critics.
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Craig Wright to Judge: ‘bonded courier’ gave me keys to Satoshi Nakamoto’s 1,100,111 bitcoins
If Craig Wright really is Satoshi Nakamoto, the documents he turned over in court today will prove it.
In a brief filing on Jan. 14, Wright's attorney's wrote: "Dr. Craig Wright files this Notice of Compliance with this Court’s Order dated January 10, 2020. Specifically, Dr. Wright notifies the Court that a third party has provided the necessary information and key slice to unlock the encrypted file.
