Self-Proclaimed Satoshi Craig Wright Files £911 Billion Suit Against BTC Core Devs and Square

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Australian computer scientist Craig Wright, a self-proclaimed Satoshi, created Bitcoin SV in 2018, claiming that it was “the real” Bitcoin (with the SV standing for “Satoshi Vision”).

After losing the case against COPA (the Crypto Open Patient Alliance) this summer, Craig Wright has filed a new lawsuit, this time without any legal support or representation, against Bitcoin Core and founder of Twitter and the Square payments company Jack Dorsey.

The reason for this, according to the sources, is that they wrongfully represented BTC as the true Bitcoin. According to the sources, Wright demands almost 1 billion pounds sterling from Bitcoin Core developers and Dorsey’s Square.

In his recent tweet, Craig Wright also hinted that he considered filing a suit against MicroStrategy and its co-founder and executive chairman Michael Saylor, who is also a renowned Bitcoin evangelist.

The self-proclaimed Satoshi tweeted: “The shareholders, those supposed defenders of rational self-interest, remain blissfully unaware that their chosen captain, Michael Saylor, steers their ship towards the very rocks that could shatter it—utterly and irreparably.”