In May 2016, Charlie Lee and Jared Tate, the creators of Litecoin and DigiByte, cryptographically proved they were the creators of their blockchain platforms in less than a minute.
If Craig Wright is truly Satoshi Nakamoto as he claims, why doesn't he do the same on the Bitcoin blockchain?
A single signature could end the Craig Wright saga once and for all.
It has been more than three years since Craig Wright became the main focus of the crypto world by declaring he is Satoshi Nakamoto, the true creator of Bitcoin.
Of course, believed Wright and the vague and mostly circumstantial evidence he has so far provided is sufficient to back his claims.
The genesis block is the first block of the blockchain-with block height 0.
Actual blockchain creators showed Wright how to prove he invented Bitcoin.
It's everything to do with CSW. Charlie Lee signed the Litecoin genesis block.
Researchers quickly found that Wright just scraped the blockchain for early block reward beneficiaries and claimed those as his own addresses.
The list of the first 70 block reward addresses, not including the Genesis block, line up perfectly with the redacted list Wright filed in court.
Litecoin and DigiByte founders cryptographically proved they created their blockchains, why can't Craig Wright?
gepubliceerd op Jun 29, 2019
by Cryptoslate | gepubliceerd op Coinage
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