克雷格·赖特在光秃秃的壁橱里发布视频,以躲避付款

币界网Pubblicato 2024-08-20Pubblicato ultima volta 2024-08-20

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克雷格·赖特可能正在逃离英国法律体系,拖欠付款义务,但他仍然无法控制自己在互联网上发布奇怪内容的欲望。

在YouTube上发布的一段新视频中,这位因撰写比特币白皮书而撒谎并欠受害者巨额款项的男子在衣柜里向一小群电子课程学生讲述了“法律哲学”。

在一个多小时的时间里,Wright谈到了与比特币无关的法律问题,并在最后承诺发布更多视频,称他正在为“Kindle或类似产品”制作更多内容

今年早些时候,世界最高版权法院裁定,Wright在撰写比特币白皮书时撒谎,包括提交篡改的证据和在法庭上作伪证以支持他的虚假主张。

此外,7月4日,英国高等法院对Wright发布了价值190万美元的全球冻结令,增加了许多其他财务负担。

在该命令中,法院指出,尽管赖特有许多义务回应法院命令,但他的下落仍然未知。法官解释说:“几周前,赖特似乎已经离开了他在温布尔登的故居……关于他的下落或他是否已经永远离开英国,我还没有得到任何进一步的信息。”。

阅读更多:Calvin Ayre在法庭认定Craig Wright不是Satoshi后离开X

最近,赖特试图在一份长达600页的绝望文件中对这一裁决提出上诉。法院正在审查,没有义务接受他的上诉。在针对Wright的诉讼中胜诉的加密货币开放专利联盟(COPA)“相信上诉没有适当的依据”

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