The multi-billion dollar Bitcoin lawsuit began on February 14, 2018, as it was alleged that Kleiman was involved in several Wright-related business relationships. The Kleiman family accused Wright of “engaging in a conspiracy to appropriate Dave’s estate, including Bitcoin and certain intellectual property (IP) rights related to Bitcoin technology.”
The reasoning in court will be clear as to whether the arguments of Wright or the Kleiman family are valid and the existence of the 1.1 million bitcoins that are supposedly held in the trust. After nearly four years of deliberation, the case will be heard in Florida and will begin on Monday, November 1st.
This is one of the most famous and sought after cases in Florida. The multi-billion dollar lawsuit is of great interest to the crypto world as well, as it could reveal whether Wright or his critics are “telling the truth”.
Wright’s team and Bitcoinsv (BSV) supporters wholeheartedly believe the story he made up and they believe that he will win the upcoming trial. Yesterday (October 30th) was billionaire Calvin Ayre tweets that “the process will change everything you thought you knew about bitcoin.”
In addition, Kurt Wuckert jr. von Coingeek, appeared on a live stream on Ask Me Anything (AMA) last week discussing the upcoming trial in Miami, claiming it was the “Trial of the Century”. When the host found that the media didn’t know about the Kleiman v. Wright, Wuckert Jr. Say there are two options
“Either they are sure that Craig Wright cannot be a satoshi or is downright malicious and part of a coordinated disinformation campaign.”
Meanwhile, critics and unbelievers of Wright’s claims of being Satoshi Nakamoto are also discussing the impending trial.
On October 12th, Wizsec tweeted Bitcoin Research about the process and “Craig Wright’s Post-Kleiman Story.”
“The Kleiman v. Wright finds himself in a civil battle to find out what Wright owes Dave (although the amount is unclear, Wright still captures Dave’s relatives with high promises in his conspiracies). It has no impact on third parties, ”commented Wizsec.
The Wizsec Twitter thread continues dissect Wright’s statements:
“There’s a very real possibility that the jury could order Wright to pay millions of dollars he never owned just because he couldn’t prove it.”
Arthur van Pelt’s Twitter account, author of a website portal called Faketoshi Fraud Timeline, has often smeared Wright’s claims on social media.
On October 30th Arthur van Pelt said:
“You better ask yourself, why is the whole Faketoshi thing just lies, fakes, deceptions and idiots to facilitate it? Maybe because it’s about a scammer doing cosplay who only attracts similar scammers? You know the answer, don’t you? “
Arthur van Pelt has been following the case for some time, believing that “Wright has nothing”.
Whatever the case, and how the jury decides on this process, in general the outcome will be interesting.
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