Satoshi Nakamoto’s Identity: Craig Wright’s Sister Speaks Out
At a recent court hearing, Daniel DeMorgan, Craig Wright’s sister, made a striking claim: she recalled seeing Wright dressed as a ninja and later working amidst numerous computers. According to her, this experience confirms that her brother is none other than Bitcoin’s creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.
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At a recent court hearing, Daniel DeMorgan, Craig Wright's sister, made a striking claim: she recalled seeing Wright dressed as a ninja and later working amidst numerous computers. According to her, this experience confirms that her brother is none other than Bitcoin's creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.
This revelation surfaced at the end of the second trial week between the Crypto Open Patent Alliance's (COPA) and Craig Wright. The court now faces the challenge of verifying Mr. Wright's claim to the Satoshi identity.
DeMorgan's blog post, where she first mentioned her brother's ninja-like activities, was referenced in her court testimony.
Witness Mark Archbold recalled conversations with Wright about digital currencies dating back to 2005. Archbold's belief in Wright being Nakamoto stemmed from Wright's involvement in creating encryption software in the early 2000s.
Patent expert Serian Jones also took the stand, stating that Wright's patents suggest he could indeed be the inventor of Bitcoin.
The trial is set to proceed next week, with Wright expected for cross-examination on Friday.
For more on this saga's central character, Craig Wright, check out our detailed article.
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