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June 16, 2019, 01:40:59 AM
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Just want to open a topic about this man here 'again' and I beg pardon to those who really pissed and annoyed, who doesn't want to hear any news/article from him, but it's worth the time IMO.

US Federal judge threatens to hold Craig Wright in criminal contempt in ongoing court case

Craig Wright, who claims he is Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, was dealt a blow by a Florida court yesterday after they granted a motion to compel him to prove his bitcoin holdings by Monday. He has also been summoned to the federal court by the end of the month, where he will need to speak under oath.

If Wright fails to comply, he will be held in contempt of court, which could be a criminal act and punishable by a fine or jail time

https://www.theblockcrypto.com/2019/06/15/craig-wright-sees-motion-to-compel-him-to-reveal-his-bitcoin-holdings-granted/
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June 16, 2019, 04:37:34 AM
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Just want to open a topic about this man here 'again' and I beg pardon to those who really pissed and annoyed, who doesn't want to hear any news/article from him, but it's worth the time IMO.

US Federal judge threatens to hold Craig Wright in criminal contempt in ongoing court case

Craig Wright, who claims he is Bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, was dealt a blow by a Florida court yesterday after they granted a motion to compel him to prove his bitcoin holdings by Monday. He has also been summoned to the federal court by the end of the month, where he will need to speak under oath.

If Wright fails to comply, he will be held in contempt of court, which could be a criminal act and punishable by a fine or jail time

https://www.theblockcrypto.com/2019/06/15/craig-wright-sees-motion-to-compel-him-to-reveal-his-bitcoin-holdings-granted/

i've been saying for a while that wright is risking contempt charges with all his shenanigans. openly lying to the court and refusing to comply with a court summons---that would certainly do it. i'd laugh so hard if the judge just throws his ass in jail for a year.

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June 16, 2019, 05:13:10 AM
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i've been saying for a while that wright is risking contempt charges with all his shenanigans. openly lying to the court and refusing to comply with a court summons---that would certainly do it. i'd laugh so hard if the judge just throws his ass in jail for a year.

I would like to see that too, it would be so funny, but somehow I don't get a feeling that it will happen, and even if it would happen, it wouldn't have much consequences in crypto community, specifically that tine group of sad people who follow this scammer, they would see him as a martyr freedom fighter who went to jail for creating Bitcoin or something, maybe they'll even find a way to spin it as "evil Core worked with the US government and bankers to send CWS to jail", lol.

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June 16, 2019, 05:27:43 AM
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I would like to see that too, it would be so funny, but somehow I don't get a feeling that it will happen, and even if it would happen, it wouldn't have much consequences in crypto community, specifically that tine group of sad people who follow this scammer, they would see him as a martyr freedom fighter who went to jail for creating Bitcoin or something, maybe they'll even find a way to spin it as "evil Core worked with the US government and bankers to send CWS to jail", lol.

oh there's no doubt, they would martyr the shit outta that guy. it would only further reinforce their devotion to him. it's incredible to hear some of these lunatic BSV supporters talk. he's already basically a cult leader to them.

i won't be surprised if it happens though. wright has been skating on thin ice for a long time. the frivolous lawsuits, openly lying in court, disrespecting the courts' jurisdiction.....the guy is cruising for a bruising. maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but eventually the courts are going to kick craig in the teeth, mark my words.

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June 16, 2019, 06:04:16 AM
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How much legally binding is this order? As far as I know, Craig S Wright is an Australian citizen and he don't need to worry about the court proceedings in the United States. But if the federal judge forces him to appear before him in person and manages to prove that he was lying all along, then the judge will have a lot of respect from my side.
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June 16, 2019, 09:34:12 AM
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they would see him as a martyr freedom fighter who went to jail for creating Bitcoin or something, maybe they'll even find a way to spin it as "evil Core worked with the US government and bankers to send CWS to jail", lol.
You are right. I wouldn't be in the least bit surprised if BSV pumped in response to CSW being thrown in jail. There is zero logic behind this group, which fits well with there being zero logic behind their coin or behind CSW.

he's already basically a cult leader to them.
Some take it even further than that and declare him a religious leader, apparently. I'm having a hard time believing this video isn't satire, but make of it what you will: https://twitter.com/roryhighside/status/1138008235279994881
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June 16, 2019, 09:52:04 AM
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How much legally binding is this order? As far as I know, Craig S Wright is an Australian citizen and he don't need to worry about the court proceedings in the United States. But if the federal judge forces him to appear before him in person and manages to prove that he was lying all along, then the judge will have a lot of respect from my side.

Curious about this too. I know nothing much about the law but this is a civil case with the corresponding lack of heaviness. I presume talking rubbish in a civil case may attract civil penalties, whatever they are, and nothing beyond it.
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June 16, 2019, 10:19:37 AM
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Let's get ready to see him move those original bitcoins from the genesis block. The pressure is on now, either move those coins or end up in jail. Let's keep an eye on those wallets, been waiting years to see someone move it

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June 16, 2019, 08:14:39 PM
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They may well ask another government to extradite a person. After that, it depends on the relations between the 2 countries, but in the case of the USA and Australia, it could happen if it becomes too much media coverage.
Anyway, it doesn't matter how he's going to get away with it, but I know Karma hits you soon or later.

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June 16, 2019, 10:47:34 PM
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Curious about this too. I know nothing much about the law but this is a civil case with the corresponding lack of heaviness. I presume talking rubbish in a civil case may attract civil penalties, whatever they are, and nothing beyond it.
It's not my area of expertise by any means, but my understanding is that if he doesn't show up, he will be held in contempt of court and an arrest warrant will be issued. He will also lose by default and end up being issued with a substantial settlement to pay to Ira Kleiman. Whether or not these are enforceable internationally is another matter.

I read a good article on it here: https://davidgerard.co.uk/blockchain/2019/06/15/craig-wright-has-to-show-up-in-florida-on-28-june-or-else/. Perhaps that can shed some light.

but in the case of the USA and Australia, it could happen if it becomes too much media coverage
CSW currently resides in the UK.
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June 21, 2019, 12:43:14 AM
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Seems he has now proven the existence of the trust which holds 1.100.111 BTC and that he will be the owner of those funds within 5 months.
Which also basically proves he actually IS Satoshi.
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Seems he has now proven the existence of the trust which holds 1.100.111 BTC and that he will be the owner of those funds within 5 months.
Which also basically proves he actually IS Satoshi.

it proves he made a declaration in court. this is no different than his copyright registration. i could declare that i am satoshi, and that i own the satoshi coins. does that make it true?

he even included caveats so that when he still can't access the funds in 5 months, there's a perfectly good explanation:
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According to the filing, access to the holdings of the trust requires participation of all trustees, at least one of whom he hasn’t been in contact for several years.

https://www.coindesk.com/craig-wright-provides-new-details-on-bitcoin-trust-at-heart-of-billion-dollar-lawsuit

the more obvious explanation is that he doesn't have access to those coins at all. Smiley

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June 21, 2019, 08:49:54 AM
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US Federal judge threatens to hold Craig Wright in criminal contempt in ongoing court case

he is a very rich person and very proud to know about laws, so we have a very rich guy who can hire many lawyers and who is very proud to know about laws, what could go wrong against him? it is clear he knows the consequences of his actions and how against attacking his opponents in court or in dispute cases. Faketoshi is the kind of annoying guy that people should ignore it

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June 21, 2019, 09:02:37 AM
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he is a very rich person and very proud to know about laws, so we have a very rich guy who can hire many lawyers and who is very proud to know about laws, what could go wrong against him? it is clear he knows the consequences of his actions and how against attacking his opponents in court or in dispute cases. Faketoshi is the kind of annoying guy that people should ignore it

Whatever money he has access to I presume most of it comes from other people using him for their mysterious ends. I get the impression he's a useful idiot who's becoming less useful by the day.

And in no way does he strike me as a normal or rational person aware or interested in consequences. There's definitely some sort of personality disorder.
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June 21, 2019, 09:35:34 AM
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US Federal judge threatens to hold Craig Wright in criminal contempt in ongoing court case

he is a very rich person and very proud to know about laws, so we have a very rich guy who can hire many lawyers and who is very proud to know about laws, what could go wrong against him? it is clear he knows the consequences of his actions and how against attacking his opponents in court or in dispute cases. Faketoshi is the kind of annoying guy that people should ignore it

You're forgetting that he is also pretty stupid sometimes most of times and unfortunately for him having lots of money and good lawyers won't get you out of trouble all the times. And CSW is Madoff material Tongue


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Yes, you moron, keep playing with fire!!!

Hopefully, this is the first step in ending this charade once for all, and the faster it does the better as this is turning uglier every day.


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Well, as what I'm sure comes as a massive surprise to absolutely no one at all, Craig Wright has failed to provide the courts with the data they ordered him too, managing yet again to prove without a shadow of a doubt he is decidedly not Satoshi.

https://beincrypto.com/craig-wright-reportedly-failed-to-submit-court-ordered-bitcoin-wallet-addresses/

Any bets on how he will spin this to fit in to his ever growing web of lies?

Now we have to wait for the next court date on the 28th to see what happens next.
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Well, as what I'm sure comes as a massive surprise to absolutely no one at all, Craig Wright has failed to provide the courts with the data they ordered him too, managing yet again to prove without a shadow of a doubt he is decidedly not Satoshi.

https://beincrypto.com/craig-wright-reportedly-failed-to-submit-court-ordered-bitcoin-wallet-addresses/

Any bets on how he will spin this to fit in to his ever growing web of lies?

Now we have to wait for the next court date on the 28th to see what happens next.

Not surprised with that.
He won't be able to prove them on the next court and I hope that the judges will send him to jail. I am really pissed of with this guy, we need to clear the community from him.
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He won't be able to prove them on the next court
Well, for the next date he has been summoned in person, but he has already said he isn't going to attend. He will therefore be held in contempt of court. The question is whether this is enough to earn him an arrest warrant, or if he will just be fined and lose the suit against Kleiman by default instead.

If an arrest warrant is issued, then the next hurdle is extradition, since CSW currently resides in the UK. The UK has historically been pretty cooperative with US requests in this area though, provided capital punishment isn't involved.
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June 22, 2019, 08:17:39 PM
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It wouldn't be out of the ordinary for a bench warrant to be issued. That would authorize the police to arrest him, but I'm guessing there's no chance of extradition.

Basically, Wright would need to avoid stepping foot in the United States.

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June 23, 2019, 10:23:16 AM
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Let's get ready to see him move those original bitcoins from the genesis block. The pressure is on now, either move those coins or end up in jail. Let's keep an eye on those wallets, been waiting years to see someone move it

They probably will, but not such u ll like it

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