Australian law enforcement agency is investigating bitcoin’s role in organized crime, just as politicians and financial regulators embrace the digital currency as a legitimate part of modern business.
The attack of Colonial Pipeline is a good example of the necessity to better protect data. However, many agree that the FBI breaking into the crypto pockets of cybercriminals proves that using cryptos is not as risky as some may think.
One of the most dangerous kinds of attacks for cryptocurrencies costs Bitcoin Gold its reputation, as January 2020 becomes the happy double-spend month for some selfish hackers.
According to Vinnik’s lawyer Zoe Konstantopoulou, Alexander is at the hospital in Paris and the French authorities will try to question him tonight.
A bonded courier from Craig Wright has successfully delivered Wright’s package. However, the Kleimans say the package is a delay tactic and ask for a 90-day extension of the case.
However, Wright says he didn’t have access to a few keys that were necessary for unlocking all his assets.
Craig Wright has recently submitted new documents to the court. It should be noted that judging by the court’s mood, it definitely aims to put an end to the story soon.
Two of the many plaintiffs suddenly changed their minds and withdrew their claims without any visible reasons.
Australian businessman Craig Wright submitted an email to the court, according to which on January 1, 2020, he will receive private keys for wallets with 1.1 million Bitcoins.
In his latest interview, Craig Wright unveiled a timestamped document which shows that pseudonymous name of Satoshi Nakamoto comes from a paper on “Japanese Adam Smith”.
The recent news reported that Greece has decided to transfer former BTC-e admin Alexander Vinnik to France. However, he is going to the U.S., according to the RIA news site and his lawyer.