Craig Wright pulls mystery box, calls Satoshi ‘he’ during COPA trial
Summary: Craig Wright claimed his wife found a box of old papers over the weekend. He might attempt to submit the papers as last-minute evidence, although his suspiciously belated discovery is likely to be denied inclusion by the judge. When asked about his work on the original Bitcoin code, Wright accused Craig Maxwell of hacking his servers, and Adam Back of violating laws related to financial services. Wright said Back failed to submit emails from 2009 in which he apparently disparaged Bitcoin. Wright claimed he chose to retire the Satoshi Nakamoto pseudonym due to difficulties with the Australian Tax Office, a pending divorce, and his attempts to rebuild his other companies. The trial of COPA v. Craig Wright continued on Monday for its sixth day in the UK High Court of Justice. The Crypto Open Patent Alliance ( COPA ) is a pro-BTC group seeking an injunction against Wright, a contentious pro-BSV advocate who believes himself to be Bitcoin’s creator. COPA wants to ban Wr...