Satoshi Craig Wright claims he was sentenced to pay $ 100 million in damages.
The jury also awarded $ 100 million in damages to W&K Info Defense, the company that mined the mysterious 1.1 million bitcoins at the center of the dispute. Wright has been found to be responsible for conversion, an act of exercising control over property that belongs to another.
https://twitter.com/CarolinaBolado/status/1467898095623151616?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw” target=”_blank” rel=”nofollow noopenerThe test is intended to clarify the fate of the huge Bitcoin vault over which the Australian computer scientist claims to be in control.
The owner of nChain was brought to court by plaintiff Ira Kleiman, who represents Immobilien and W&K Info Defense. His brother Dave Kleiman worked at the Australian businessman’s side before he passed away in 2013.
Wright is charged with defrauding his business partner from the Kleiman estate. The plaintiff is demanding a 50% split of Wright’s alleged Bitcoin assets as well as its intellectual property.
Stephen D. Palley, an associate of the Washington law firm Anderson Kill, commented that the jury’s verdict was not in Wright’s favor.
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