Evidence Linking Craig Wright to Satoshi Nakamoto Is Forged
On December 8, American magazine Wired "revealed" that the mysterious creator of Bitcoin-Satoshi Nakamoto-is a 44-year-old Australian computer scientist named Craig Steven Wright. Journalists from Wired Magazine provided the links of Wright's PGP keys, which allegedly linked to Satoshi Nakamoto, as well as Wright's blog post months before the release of the Bitcoin white paper and an archived copy of one of his blog post in January, 2009 which stated: "The Beta of Bitcoin is live tomorrow. This is decentralized... We try until it works." The disclosure of Satoshi Nakamoto's "true" identity....
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More and more details are surfacing as to who Craig Wright took the necessary precautions to validate his claims of being Satoshi Nakamoto. One worrying piece of evidence shows his list of certifications, which may give him the right tools to pull off a successful man-in-middle attack to sign a particular Bitcoin message. While there is nothing wrong with obtaining as many certifications in the world of cyber security as possible, the list of achievements also poses some interesting questions these days. Craig Wright, who claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto yet decided not to unveil all of his....
If newly revealing reports from online publications Wired and Gizmodo are to be believed, a 44-year old Australian entrepreneur called Craig Wright may be Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous inventor of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. Following an investigation, WIRED claims that that it has "obtained the strongest evidence yet of Satoshi Nakamoto's true identity." Unsurprisingly, the report that Craig Steven Wright, a 44-year old Australian entrepreneur may be Satoshi Nakamoto has garnered plenty of interest soon after publishing. WIRED, for its part, notes with a disclaimer about the report's....
There have been numerous reports connecting Craig Wright's announcement of him being Satoshi Nakamoto and Bitcoin price drop. Is there any connection? The mainstream media has been having a field day ever since Craig Wright, the Australian computer scientist proclaimed himself to be the Satoshi Nakamoto. After Craig Wright failed to convincingly prove that he and Satoshi Nakamoto are one and the same, the media has painted him as a fraud, trying to manipulate the community and the Australian government by allegedly fabricating the proof. But the discussions and coverage are not limited to....
While the dust now settles regarding the recent claim by Craig Wright that he is Satoshi Nakamoto, on reflection, I think there is a simple and rational explanation to the seemingly confusing and dazzling recent magic show. Although you cannot prove a negative, you can provide evidence to show that something is highly unlikely and the more evidence the more the standard of beyond reasonable doubt is reached. In this case, there is zero evidence Craig Wright is Satoshi, or that the now infamous supercomputer exists, however, there is good evidence to strongly suggest that he is not Satoshi....
Craig Wright began the week trying to convince the world that he was Bitcoin’s creator, the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto. Scrutiny of his claims and evidence duly followed before skepticism took over with programmers and members of the bitcoin core development team poking holes in the evidence produced. Generally speaking, not many were convinced – even within the space of a day. In what is certain to be a response to the skepticism by critics who have underlined that the provided evidence remains unconvincing, a spokesman for Craig Wright has reached out to the BBC. Wright’s spokesman....