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The man who claims to have invented Bitcoin and was ordered by a judge to surrender approximately $3 billion of his Bitcoin holdings says he can't, at least not any time soon.
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The man who claims he invented the world’s largest cryptocurrency and was ordered by a judge to surrender about $3 billion of his Bitcoin holdings says he may not be able to do so anytime soon https://t.co/0VsBMYJwVe
— Bloomberg Asia (@BloombergAsia) December 27, 2019
In a statement to Bloomberg News, Craig Wright said that he “cannot be certain that information will in fact arrive” to help identify the coins he has to split in a legal dispute. The Australian scientist added that he hasn’t said the “private keys” to those coins would become available or be actually used next month.
Wright is an Australian computer scientist and businessman who currently serves as a chief proponent of the Bitcoin Satoshi’s Vision blockchain.
Calvin Ayre, a friend of the Gambling911.com website and an ardent supporter of Wright, offered his own take via Twitter and his site CoinGeek.com:
CoinGeeks coverage of this is the most accurate out there as we have access to inside information that others can not yet be privy too:https://t.co/YZx9b7OUTt
— Calvin Ayre (@CalvinAyre) December 27, 2019
- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com
