The Craig Wright saga: self-proclaimed Satoshi must prove he owns control of 1.1 million BTC

• The well-known self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto, Craig Wright, has been ordered to move the Satoshi coins by the end of this week. 
• The continuous case between him and his former partner David Kleiman recently got an update with a court order dated on the 13th of April.

The well-known self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto, Craig Wright, has been ordered to move the Satoshi coins by the end of this week. The continuous case between him and his former partner David Kleiman recently got an update with a court order dated on the 13th of April. The United States district court judge Beth Bloom has overruled all the arguments made by Wright as claims that he must prove his previous statement.

According to this new order by the judge and court, the computer programmer will have to generate significant documents that elaborate on his relationship with his former partner. Not to mention the origin of the 1.1 million coins. This will be the second time that Wright must prove the position of the private keys.

According to the court, if the self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto is able to access the stash, he must share it over to them according to their ruling. The judge sent the word of support in the direction of the former ruling by Judge Reinhart in regards to his attempts of lying and document forgery.

“Judge Reinhart, as such, was not clearly erroneous or acting contrary to law when considering the evidence before him and in assigning it due weight. Moreover, the Court is puzzled by Defendant’s apparent argument that Judge Reinhart must blindly accept items produced by Defendant such that Judge Reinhart cannot rely on his past experiences with Defendant in this litigation (including his history of providing forged materials and giving perjured testimony)”

It will be interesting to see how this situation plays out. For more news on this, the BTC Price and other crypto updates, keep it with CryptoDaily!