Old Bitcoin Miner Proves Craig Wright has No Access to 145 Tulip Trust Addresses

By cineramaMay 25, 2020Bitcoin Business

Signed messages claiming Craig Wright is a fraud were sent from 145 Bitcoin addresses Wright listed were his in the Tulip Trust. The addresses seemed to have belonged to […]

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Old Bitcoin Miner Proves Craig Wright has No Access to 145 Tulip Trust Addresses

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