Craig Wright proved that he is the author of Bitcoin

Australian entrepreneur Craig Wright presented evidence of his involvement in the creation of Bitcoin cryptocurrency. At the meeting, the BBC, the Economist, and GQ media companies published Wright using their cryptographic keys created at the dawn of Bitcoin. These keys are linked to the blocks in the chain created by Satoshi Nakamoto.

As Wright explained during the demonstration: “These units were used to send 10 bitcoins to Hal Finney in January 2009 as part of the first bitcoin transaction.” Wright also announced that he plans to make public other technical information that will allow us to confirm cryptographically that he is Satoshi Nakamoto.
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John Matonis, one of the founders and directors of the Bitcoin Foundation, fully convinced the evidence: “During the London sessions, I had the opportunity to check these data at once through three channels: cryptographic, social and technical. I am fully confident that Craig Wright went through all three categories. ”

The first Bitcoin paper titled “Bitcoin: An Inter-User Electronic Payment System” [Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System] was published under the pseudonym Satosi Nakamoto on October 31, 2008. The system in the form of open source software was implemented in January 2009.

Until now, it was not known which person or group of people stood behind the pseudonym and were the creators of the first cryptocurrency. Periodically, journalists found a candidate for this place, once because of this, even the personal life of a Japanese man suffered , who was not lucky to have the same first and last name that his pseudonym had.

Craig Wright, an Australian programmer and entrepreneur who is suspected of being involved in the creation of the Bitcoin system, announced his intention to present irrefutable evidence that he is really behind the pseudonym Satosi Nakamoto, April 12.