Craig Wright Sues BTC Core Devs and Square for £911B, Slams Michael Saylor's Bitcoin "Middleman" Position

Australian computer scientist Dr. Craig Wright has criticized Michael Saylor's ambitious plan to transform MicroStrategy into a global “Bitcoin bank” with a trillion-dollar valuation.

Australian computer scientist Dr. Craig Wright has slammed Michael Saylor’s ambitious plan to transform MicroStrategy into a global “Bitcoin bank” with a trillion-dollar valuation.

Saylor reportedly revealed the plan in a recent interview with analysts at Bernstein, during which he confirmed MicroStrategy’s intention to seek additional loans to fund fresh Bitcoin purchases. As of October 12, the company held 252,220 BTC, making it the largest corporate holder of the original cryptocurrency.

Wright Accuses Saylor of Becoming Bitcoin’s ‘Middleman’

In an X post on October 12, Wright accused the MicroStrategy co-founder of positioning himself as Bitcoin’s “middleman” by building the BTC bank.

The Australian computer scientist also disagreed with Saylor’s alleged promotion of BTC as a system that functioned as a peer-to-peer electronic cash built on Satoshi Nakamoto’s vision.

In a follow-up post on Saturday, Wright claimed that Saylor’s promotion of BTC “as though it aligns with the original Bitcoin White Paper” was a misrepresentation with significant legal implications under British law.

Per the self-proclaimed Bitcoin advocate, Michael Saylor could face “significant” legal liabilities due to his alleged promotion, which Wright claimed could cause financial harm to the public and investors.

Meanwhile, an October 10 court filing shows that Craig Wright is suing BTC Core Devs and Square for £911 billion.

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