2022-12-20 20:12 |
The final trial between computer scientist Craig Steven Wright (CSW) and crypto podcaster Peter McCormack took place in London on December 20 and ended, indicating a potential victory for McCormack.
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Peter McCormack, the host of What Bitcoin Did, was one among the people sued by Craig Wright for “harassment and libel”. Wright’s legal attack began with Hodlonaut, a prominent Twitter personality and moved on to others in the crypto community.
2019-5-22 16:24 | |
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Roger Ver, one of the world’s first crypto-enthusiasts, is well-known and respected in the community for answering some very questions. One such interview was hosted by Sirtoshi, a prominent YouTuber and a Bitcoin SV enthusiast, covering various discussions aimed at clearing some of the fog that has created tension among the biggest crypto-players.
2019-5-8 06:30 | |
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By CCN: Bitcoin Unlimited’s Chief Scientist Peter Rizun finally made it onto the What Bitcoin Did podcast, after initially having his interview canceled amid pressure from Bitcoin Maximalists who don’t want to hear his opinions on Lightning Network.
2019-4-20 01:25 | |
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By CCN. com: Self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor Craig Wright has finally filed a lawsuit against the What Bitcoin Did podcaster Peter McCormack. The podcaster simply tweeted ‘Served!’ alongside an image of the suit papers.
2019-4-19 17:42 | |
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A libel claim against cryptocurrency podcaster Peter McCormack has been filed by nChain chief scientist and Bitcoin SV proponent Craig Wright
2019-4-20 15:09 | |
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Craig Wright, who has been stirring up a lot of controversy lately, has sent legal notices to Vitalik Buterin… The post Craig Wright Slaps Lawsuit Against Vitalik & Peter McCormack appeared first on Invest In Blockchain.
2019-4-18 13:16 | |
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“A statement may be both true and dangerous. The previous sentence is such a statement. ” - David Friedman Freedom of speech is a topic that many internet communities have struggled with over the last two decades.
2019-4-19 04:03 | |
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Craig Wright continued his campaign of serving legal threats to those claiming he is a fraud. Today, legal notices were served to Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin and popular podcaster Peter McCormack.
2019-4-15 13:39 | |
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There’s never a dull day in the cryptocurrency realm, especially with the likes of Calvin Ayre and Craig Wright. The BSV proponents have been issuing notices to several prominent players in the cryptocurrency community for accusing Craig S Wright of falsely claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto.
2019-4-15 13:30 | |
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Coinspeaker Craig Wright Sends Out ‘Law Suit’ Letters to Those Who Claim He’s Not SatoshiCrypto blogger Peter McCormack received a lawsuit letter from Craig Wright for causing “serious harm” to his reputation.
2019-4-14 15:32 | |
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At a press conference in London on Oct. 31, Stephen Mollah declared himself to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the elusive creator of Bitcoin but failed to provide compelling evidence to support his claim. The event at the Frontline Club left attendees skeptical as technical issues and unverified assertions undermined his credibility.
The following is an announcement by Nate Whitehill, CEO and co-founder of CryptoSlate. I’m thrilled to announce that Liam “Akiba” Wright has been appointed as CryptoSlate’s new Editor in Chief.
In his keynote at BTC Prague, MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor articulated a vision of Bitcoin as the world’s first perfect money, a profound innovation with the potential to reshape economic and political systems globally.
MicroStrategy executive chairman Michael Saylor predicted that Bitcoin will “eat gold” in the coming months because it is a far superior asset in every way. The MicroStrategy chair made the statement during a CNBC interview on March 11, where he added that Bitcoin was not only superior to gold but all conventional assets, including real […] The post Saylor says Bitcoin will ‘eat gold’ in the coming months appeared first on CryptoSlate.
Bill Ackman, a well-regarded investor and CEO of Pershing Square Capital Management, outlined a hypothetical scenario that has sparked intense debate among crypto enthusiasts, economists, and environmentalists.
Altman and other departed OpenAI staff will join a new advanced AI research team at the software giant.
Executives from WeWork, Lehman Brothers, US Bitcoin, and Arrington Capital will serve on the board of the crypto lender’s successor, as will two members of Celsius’ own creditor committee.