It’s official… Based on the “overwhelming” nature of the evidence, Justice James Mellor has released his early findings in the COPA vs Faketoshi case. TLDR; Craig S Wright is not the creator of Bitcoin and did not author the Bitcoin whitepaper.
The director of action-movie Taken will take the reins of a new feature film based on popular NFT collection, Reactor Motors. Along with the 8,888 digital artworks and upcoming big screen debut, Reactor Motors also boasts a console-style NFT racing game built in Unreal Engine.
The closing arguments in the COPA vs Craig Wright trial started yesterday, with COPA already indicating that it will be passing evidence to the Director of Public Prosecution to consider criminal charges. Because of course, the judge couldn’t possibly rule that Wright is Satoshi… could he?
This Sunday will see the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles host the 96th Academy Awards ceremony, with the famous Oscar statuettes presented to the movies, actors and crew considered the best in their fields over the past year.
While we wouldn't want to stake any of our hard-earned
Finance ministers from the G20 nations met in Brazil this week to discuss (among other things) plans for a global minimum tax on the world's 2,756 known billionaires, collectively believed to be worth around $13 trillion.
Currently, through a combination of avoidance schemes and 'tax-friendly'
The Satoshi Nakamoto claimant returned to the stand to deny that he had doctored emails previously presented in evidence during the trial. One of the prosecution's main angles of evidence is the ‘industrial scale’ forgery of documents in Wright’s previous court appearances.
The world's oldest dog of all time was sensationally stripped of his title on Thursday when Guinness World of Records officials announced that they 'no longer [had] the evidence' that the animal was as old as its owners had claimed when it died in October last
The Ethereum Layer2 has announced that it will help finance New Here, a feature-length film project promising an in-depth look at the digital art space “through the lens of a new user falling down the crypto rabbit hole."
