The court couldn't bear the Satoshi of Auscoin! Craig Wright was sentenced to one year probation by the English court and fined 180,000 US dollars.

Craig Wright, who claims to be the inventor of Bitcoin 'Satoshi Nakamoto', has been continuously suing encryption companies in violation of court orders. On 12/19, he was sentenced to one year probation by a British court and fined £145,000 (approximately $180,000).

In fact, as early as March this year, the British court has ruled that Craig Wright is not the BTC inventor Satoshi Nakamoto, but he still bullies and threatens the BTC community and developers everywhere as 'Satoshi Nakamoto' and continues to file lawsuits, eventually leading to court sanctions. Also, because of his nationality in Australia, he is jokingly referred to as 'Aussie Satoshi' by the community.

The five counts of contempt of court were convicted, and the British court sentenced to one year of probation.

According to reports, previously, the Australian Satoshi was already ordered by a British court in July to stop using the identity of 'I am Satoshi Nakamoto' to sue related encryption companies, but he ignored it and even sued more than 100 companies, claiming up to a staggering 900 billion pounds (about 1.14 trillion US dollars) in compensation.

The lawyer Jonathan Hough of the Cryptocurrency Open Patent Alliance (COPA) accused that these lawsuits were simply "public relations operations to attract public attention." The UK court sentenced the Australian Satoshi to one year in prison for five counts of contempt of court, but gave a two-year probation period and fined him 145,000 pounds.

The appeal was rejected, and the defendant counterattacked.

As early as March this year, a British court ruled that Australian Satoshi was not "Satoshi Nakamoto" and that there were many false statements in his testimony. Australian Satoshi subsequently appealed, but in July of this year, the British Court of Appeal rejected Australian Satoshi's appeal and upheld the original verdict.

On the other hand, some victims of bullying and harassment by Australian Satoshi have chosen to fight back. For example, Peter McCormack, the former host of the podcast 'What Bitcoin Did,' previously sued Australian Satoshi, which led to the UK High Court freezing some of Australian Satoshi's assets to help McCormack recover $1.9 million in legal fees, which were incurred as a result of Craig Wright's defamation lawsuit against McCormack.

(Simple judgment: Bitcoin.org responsible person needs to remove the BTC white paper and pay the Australian Satoshi lawsuit fee)

The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is still a mystery.

Although Satoshi from Australia has been claiming to be "Satoshi Nakamoto", the court believes that he cannot provide sufficient evidence to prove this. In fact, since the release of the BTC whitepaper in 2008, the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is still a mystery.

That being said, Satoshi from Australia continues to deceive under the name of 'Satoshi Nakamoto', and continues to sue related encryption companies. Whether this probationary sentence will teach him a 'lesson' is still unknown at this time.

(Craig Wright was certified by the court as a fake Satoshi, Australian Satoshi's lawyer: The improper ruling has violated freedom of speech)

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