See the guy is an absolute nightmare.
The guy literally is doing that since years and everyone know that he stole those Bitcoins and even the court ordered for him to stop making such claims. He have no idea what he is doing to his image and to the whole image of Bitcoins itself. The more he does it the more it feels like the knee Mr. Satoshi very well and be knows that something bad had happened to him and he won't come and fight him about it. This is real dad the guy is extremely distressing for the community. I do think the Bitcoin firms should all try and make sure he does not continue with such lame excuses and things.
If he is Mr. Satoshi how does he not know "not your keys not your coins"
Why can't he log in from the account on the forum ?? This is immensely sad that people would do something like that to him. Honestly I don't even know why wiki explains him like this :


They should refrain from writing " he claims " but media says it's false!! No the court ruled he is a scammer what media are you talking about?

why does he has a law firm? who doesn't the government prove that he's Satoshi or not? since he can't log in that account and in view of all these lies, I do think he should be banned from anything about Satoshi! or maybe he and the government colluded to get bitcoin and other profits

Craig Wright is obviously very wrong on many things he had done, is doing and will probably do in the future. And I believe that his surname will one day be changed to Wrong, no more Wright. The man is probably thinking that since he is getting out of the limelight and that all people in the world of cryptocurrency must be needing some entertainment that is why he is pulling this latest big joke of his. Unfortunately, even the court is not allowing to be dragged by his shenanigans. Only fools like himself would believe the many claims he made in the past and more so of the things he will probably be claiming later. Still, am crediting him for such a very creative move, worthy of a movie in fact.

What Craig Wright is doing is very clever and very dangerous, and the Bitcoin Core team need to understand what he's doing and why.

He is *not* primarily trying to get the bitcoins back from the 1Feex address. That's just an excuse to file the lawsuit. His primary intention is to establish the legal precedent that courts can force the bitcoin developers to confiscate money from one address and give it to another address.

And he will succeed if the bitcoin developers don't prepare properly for the court proceedings. Here's what will happen unless the devs take it seriously and prepare good legal arguments:

* The devs will say it's technically impossible to give him access to those funds. They will be hoping that nobody understands bitcoin well enough to prove that it is in fact possible in a way that a court can understand, and they will try to create confusion in the hope that everybody will give up trying to understand.

* Wright named the Bitcoin SV developers as defendants for precisely this purpose. He will release a new version of the Bitcoin SV code that has an exception to the transaction verification rules for a single transaction paying from the 1Feex address to an address that he controls. The exception to the transaction verification rules will *not require a valid signature* from the 1Feex address. That transaction will be hard coded into the source code. It will be regarded as valid automatically, without a signature check.

* He will say to the court: Look, it is obviously possible. I did it. The Bitcoin Core devs can do the same thing.

* The devs will try to invent reasons why the same things can't be done with Bitcoin Core, and all of those reasons will be bullshit. They will be attempts to cause confusion, and they won't work. The reasons given will be either incomprehensible gibberish about obscure technical details, or they will be arguments that the users of the bitcoin software can choose what software to run, and they can't be forced to run software that breaks the existing rules for verifying transactions.

* Wright's lawyers will argue, successfully, that many updates have been made to the bitcoin software that change the rules for processing transactions, and that updates are made on an ongoing basis. They will argue, successfully, that nothing prevents Bitcoin Core from adding an exception for a single transaction to a new update. Core will argue that doing that will cause a fork in the blockchain, as old versions of the software will reject the new transaction as invalid and will reject every block containing it and subsequent blocks. Wright's lawyers will argue that requiring users to upgrade to the latest version of software in order to continue using it is normal and does not cause catastrophic system failure of the type that Core are claiming will happen.

* Wright's lawyers will be correct, and they will win. The court will find that the Bitcoin Core devs have the power to release new versions of the software and announce to users that upgrading is mandatory for the software to continue to operate successfully.

* The court may or may not require Core to actually do this in the case of the 1Feex address. Wright may or may not be awarded those coins. But he doesn't care about that. That's not what he's trying to accomplish.

* The true reason that Core devs would never seize and use the power to confiscate funds from one address and give it to another without a valid signed transaction is *principle*. It is extremely harmful to Bitcoin for anybody to have that power. But the court will rule that the principles of Law override the principles of good money. The court will rule that in cases where the law requires that assets be taken from one person and given to another, the Core devs must do that, because they *do* have that power, even if they don't want that power and don't want to use it.

This is very bad. It is a serious mistake to laugh at Craig Wright and ignore what he's trying to do. Courts and governments all over the world will begin issuing demands to the Bitcoin Core devs to take money from one address and give it to another address, under penalty of being held in contempt of court and imprisoned until they comply.

His claims about having his keys stolen and losing access to that address are most likely false. They're just an excuse to bring a case before a court and get the court to rule that the Core devs have the power to seize bitcoins, by hard coding transaction verification exceptions into the code. That's the real motivation, and it's a real threat.

He already has a lost case - the man is clearly desperate to "legally" steal coins from anyone he possibly could, but I only see his cases and defense getting worse as time passes. At this point, it's literally impossible to check his lawsuits without noticing how desperate of a thief he is.

Whatever happens, I do not think there is any way he could truly prove anything of substance so in the end, the only bad thing that possibly happens is.. He only gets more BSV fans to back him up. That's it. In the history books, he will be noted but under the name of Craingelord (see what I did there?) and the worst pretender in the crypto world.

All in all, he's a douche and nothing will go as planned. I mean, I still have a little hope that someone will crack his imbecile plans one day...

I'm a miner, no way in hell would I be forced to do crap.  I'll shoot them all  with my legal machine guns before that happens.

OK. Exactly what I was saying a few posts earlier:

https://twitter.com/BtcDanny/status/1364729604863389696

Guy who lost Bitcoins at Mt Gox takes CSW's claims serious and issues legal notice to him over stolen funds in 1Feex address.
Certainly others will follow, just for the sake of shutting down the troll.

Well, maybe it was just Craig's lawyers getting sick of him and willing to screw him all over. Has any of Craig's moves been rational..? All he's ever done was only redeem his stupidity over and over.

Say his action succeeds and he legally gets to basically enforce a change in Bitcoin Core. Don't the rest of us just all fork off the chain, redeeming his coins worthless? Even if something happens to any of us, he forgets that we're in a decentralized environment where every attempt of manipulation and control can be forked off into a worthless garbage blockchain.

Why would the lawyers get sick of what he is doing, they are after the money and in my opinion, they loved that CSW is doing this kind of shenanigans because this means they get paid for their services. I don't think that he will win this because those bitcoin that was lost in his care should be payed if he were to in a strange way, won this case.