
Judge Claims Peter McCormack Should Pay $1.1M in Costs to Craig Wright
The judgment claims that Peter McCormack couldn’t prove his claims that Craig Wright was a liar and will have to pay a heavy fine of $1.1 million.
Craig Wright is an inventor, computer scientist and businessman, who is one of the earliest minds behind Bitcoin.
Craig Wright is an inventor, computer scientist and businessman, who is one of the earliest minds behind Bitcoin. He is the Chief Scientist at nChain, research and development company involved in bitcoin and blockchain technologies. His vision is to transform how the world conducts all transactions – using the blockchain’s distributed, decentralised ledger that chronologically records transactions in an immutable way – and to grow the bitcoin network to its full potential as a transformative technology platform.
nChain
Oct 1st, 1970
Australian
London, England, United Kingdom
Charles Sturt University, PhD in Computer Science / Economics - 2008 – 2014
University of Newcastle, Master of Statistics, Mathematics and Statistics - 2006 – 2009
nChain - Chief Scientist
Tokenized - Director
DeMorgan Ltd. - Founder
Hotwire Preemptive Intelligence Group - CEO
BDO Kendalls - Information systems manager
The judgment claims that Peter McCormack couldn’t prove his claims that Craig Wright was a liar and will have to pay a heavy fine of $1.1 million.
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Craig Wright is keen on appealing the case with Peter McCormack as he feels all the necessary considerations were not made before the judgment was passed.
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