ChainCatcher news, the cryptocurrency advocacy organization "Cryptocurrency Open Patent Alliance" (COPA) and the patent-focused organization "Unified Patents" have launched a campaign against "patent trolls" in the blockchain and cryptocurrency technology space.In a blog post on October 1, COPA stated that the partners initiated the "BlockchainZone" initiative aimed at combating patents controlled by non-practicing entities (NPEs), covering a range of technologies including non-fungible tokens (NFTs), wallets, and smart contracts.COPA indicated that the collaboration aims to protect blockchain companies and developers from the "unreasonable and exorbitant" legal claims of patent trolls (NPEs), who leverage the high costs of court litigation to negotiate settlements.

ChainCatcher news, according to BitMEX Research, the ruling in the lawsuit against "Satoshi Nakamoto" Craig Wright by COPA (Cryptocurrency Open Patent Alliance) has now been published.In the ruling, Craig Wright is far from as clever as he believes himself to be. In his written testimony and several days of oral testimony during cross-examination, it is abundantly clear that Wright lied extensively and repeatedly to the court. Most of his lies relate to the forged documents he created to support his claims. All of his lies and forged documents were aimed at supporting his biggest lie: that he claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto.The reality is much simpler. However, due to Dr. Wright's numerous lies over the years, it is difficult in some respects to pinpoint exactly what happened. These difficulties do not affect the established fact that Dr. Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto.As for the so-called evidence supporting his claims, this evidence is at best questionable or highly dubious, or completely coincidental; at worst, it is fabricated and/or based on documents that are believed to have been massively forged by Dr. Wright.These fabrications and forgeries were revealed in the evidence presented during the trial. For this reason, the ruling contains a wealth of technical and other details aimed at exposing the true scale of his false claims to prove that he is/was Satoshi Nakamoto. These details are elaborated in the extensive written closing arguments prepared by COPA and the developers, and further emphasized in their oral closing debates.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, during the legal proceedings in the fourth week that began in London on Monday, Craig Wright's former lawyer stated in court that the emails shared by Wright's wife as evidence in the ongoing trial are "not authentic." The trial is investigating whether Wright invented Bitcoin.Last week, during cross-examination of the self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor Wright, emails between Wright and a former representative of Ontier were cited. Following this, Wright's wife, Ramona Watts, shared these emails with Wright's current lawyers at the London law firm Shoosmiths, who then contacted Ontier to confirm their accuracy. Wright claims that Ontier visited the Australian accounting platform MYOB in 2019, and he has emails to prove this. However, Ontier stated that the emails shared by Wright's wife with Shoosmiths were forged. The Shoosmiths law firm disclosed these emails and Ontier's response in court on Monday. Now, these documents will be analyzed by Wright and the plaintiff's lawyers (the Crypto Open Patent Alliance, COPA).Before the emails were disclosed, Wright's team consulted digital forensics expert Patrick Madden, whose digital forensics report forms the basis of Wright's claim that he is the creator of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto.