Changpang Zhao To Delist BSV If Craig Wright Doesn’t Change His Behavior

The founder and current CEO of one of the largest crypto exchanges Binance, Changpang Zhao issued a warning saying he will delist Bitcoin Satoshi Vision (BSV) if Craig Wright-the creator of the altcoin doesn’t change his behavior. In the latest cryptocurrency news, we find out what exactly happened.

Zhao tweeted yesterday and the community responded by creating a hashtag #DelistBSV asking multiple exchanges to do so. The tweet came after Wright’s recent action against the Twitter user who was standing behind the Lightning Torch initiative.

As Coingeek reported, $5,000 bounty in BSV was placed by Wright for gathering information about the identity of the Twitter user Hodlnaut. The community created another hashtag #WeAreallHodlonaut to show support for the now-deleted account. Wright accused the user of being a fraud and accused him of falsely claiming to be the creator of Bitcoin.

Hodlnaut tweeted about Wright previously calling him a sad and pathetic scammer who was clearly mentally ill.

The attorney of Wright stated that his client never claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto in order to defraud investors. Wright has claimed multiple times he is the creator of Bitcoin. The statements also show that he wrote Bitcoin’s white paper and he was the one who conducted the first bitcoin transaction. Wright demanded an apology from Hodlnaut and he claims to take the case to court.

A larger part of the crypto community doesn’t trust Wright or his claims. He is now known as the ‘’faketoshi.’’ WikiLeaks even called him ‘’a proven serial forger of documents claiming that he is the inventor of Bitcoin.’’ Further reports from the media outlet Motherboard in 2015 show that Wright’s evidence ‘’are probably backdated and point to a hoax.
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As previously reported, at the end of 2018, the United States court has rejected multiple requests from Craig Wright to dismiss the lawsuit against him valued at $4 billion for allegedly stealing up to $1.1 million BTC.