The legal showdown between Wright and the developers could have far-reaching implications
, Ripple CTO David Schwartz and self-proclaimed Satoshi Craig Wright engaged in a heated discussion about a lawsuit related to Bitcoin developers. , a recent ruling by the U.K. Court of Appeals has paved the way for a bitter legal battle between Wright's Tulip Trading and some prominent Bitcoiners.
Schwartz described the lawsuit as"nonsensical," while Wright claimed that he was just"facing reality."The Ripple CTO argued that Wright is trying to get a court to compel developers to take his side. At the same time, the self-proclaimed Satoshi insisted that Schwartz was trying to continue his "scam."The Court of Appeals has stated that the claim presents a"serious issue to be tried" while citing several reasons for the success of the appeal.
Wright's attempt to use the courts to compel developers to advocate for his position in the ongoing public debate has been referred to as"vile" and"grotesque" by Schwartz.
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