UK court rejects Craig Wright’s appeal on Bitcoin case

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Craig Wright is an Australian computer scientist and businessman.  He has also tried to use the media attention that came from his claim to make business gains.  London Review of Books spent time with Wright and his media team during their attempt to report on the issue and came to similar conclusions.

The community also cares about the reputation that it has in the general public and, especially, in the world of finance.  Claims such as the ones made by Wright make the crypto industry look unserious and even fraudulent.  The industry, which is now very much part of the financial mainstream, wants to avoid such appearances.

There’s also a change in public attitude about Bitcoin.  It’s now widely accepted as a legitimate financial asset.  This was further increased with the introduction of ETFs that have brought crypto to traditional stock markets.

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Author / Journalist: Jonathan Symcox

Category: Crypto

Markets: United KingdomAustraliaJapan

Topics: Partner content Cryptocurrency

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Published On: 2025-01-07 @ 00:02:34 (3 days ago)

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News Source URL: businesscloud.co.uk

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