Craig Wright Angered When He Was Caught Proved To Be Satoshi Nakamoto
Craig Wright says you don’t have to prove anything to the doubters because they don’t care.
In a recent interview with an Australian TV show, controversial computer scientist Craig Wright claimed that “Proof is always people” when pressed to claim he was the one who created Bitcoin with the name “Satoshi Nakamoto”.
As he stressed:
“Proof is always people. (…) I mean, I had family, I had friends. I’ve got people who are high up in the industry.”
Wright has never proven that he is the owner of the Bitcoin community because he cannot sign a message with the private key corresponding to the public key from the Genesis Block of Bitcoin, the name of the first block ever mined.
However, the nChain scientist strongly criticized his way of proving ownership.
“Again, you can’t prove with keys. If I own your car keys, that doesn’t mean I own your car. Honestly, that is the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard.”
Things became tenser after more questions about the evidence. The self-proclaimed Satoshi immediately became irritable and started swearing. Craig Wright asked Macdonald to hone his knowledge of the law of evidence.
“Pick up a law book, and look what proof is, and do a course. (…) And when you come back, and you actually know what the f*** you’re talking about, then we can have a discussion. Otherwise, you’re just being a w****r.”
When asked about his aggressive behavior, Wright replied that he didn’t hesitate to hit back at the interviewer because he was Australian.
Craig Wright claims that being the father of Bitcoin actually made his life harder. He predicts that Facebook and other tech giants won’t survive, this is why they’re suing him.
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