Craig Wright’s Satoshi Claims Challenged in Intense UK Court Cross-Examination
Craig Wright, the Australian computer scientist claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto, faced a rigorous week-long cross-examination. The proceedings, which unfolded in the U.K. High Court, saw Wright defending his assertion ag...
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HTX Gives the High Court a Five-Year Pledge on UK Crypto Promotions as FCA Case Settles
Crypto exchange HTX, formerly Huobi, has given undertakings to the High Court that it will not knowingly promote crypto services t...
Thailand’s Supreme Court rules Bitcoin is property under criminal law
Thailand's ruling on Bitcoin as property under criminal law solidifies legal frameworks for crypto-related crimes, enhancing asset...
Thailand’s Supreme Court recognizes Bitcoin as legal property
This ruling strengthens legal protections for crypto owners in Thailand, potentially influencing future property crime cases invol...
Bitcoin ETFs Draw $286 Million in Two Sessions as BTC Reclaims $80,000
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs drew $286M over two sessions as BTC reclaimed $80,000. October flows near flat, sentiment at 51. Recovery n...
Mosaic: The Art Hidden in Bitcoin
Bitcoin Magazine Mosaic: The Art Hidden in Bitcoin A mosaic is an artwork assembled from fragments. From ancient Roman floors to B...
OpenAI claims a cryptography breakthrough. Does that threaten Bitcoin?
ETH here means Exponential Time Hypothesis, and a theoretical SAT speed-up alone does not establish a practical cryptographic atta...