Law360 (June 9, 2020, 6:27 PM EDT) — A Florida federal judge should sanction self-proclaimed bitcoin inventor Craig Wright because he repeatedly fabricated evidence and lied to the court, the estate of his former business partner claimed amid litigation of a $10 billion bitcoin ownership dispute.
Ira Kleiman has been seeking sanctions against Wright, and in his most recent filing with the court Monday he claimed that Wright “spent the entire lawsuit lying, forging, and cheating.”
Wright has opposed the motion for default sanctions, requesting that he get a jury trial, a move that is asking “this court to abandon its role as safeguard of the judicial system,” Kleiman…
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If you want to start investing in Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in 2020, you will first be faced with the big question: Where do I buy Bitcoin?
First of all, it is important to distinguish between crypto exchanges and crypto brokers. Both are trading platforms where you can invest in cryptocurrencies.
