Craig Wright Calls Out Ethereum For Being Unable To Scale

Chris Wright, the self-proclaimed Satoshi Nakamoto, throws shade to Etheruem (ETH) in today’s ethereum news, calling it unable to scale or called it the blockchain for bucket shops. He made the claims in a document that was submitted to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

In December last year, the CFTC consulted the public regarding Etehreum in order to understand more about its technology and in the response, Craig Wright submitted a long document in which he attacked Ethereum. Wright’s document was submitted on the last day of the survey and it seemed like it was written quickly.

At the beginning of the document, Craig Wright says that he is the creator of Bitcoin and that he initially launched it to be the first cryptocurrency used for trading without the traditional back-end trading processes. He also pointed out that he created Bitcoin not to be anti-regulation.

Wright goes on to attack the entire system of Ethereum from calling it a rip-off and being unable to scale upwards:

 “This network has already hit its limit and is effectively only being used to raise capital using illegal bucket shops that are designed in such a way that they can deceive nontechnical parties,” wrote Wright. “No technology released within Ethereum for the provision of computation or ICOs has been created that did not exist prior and in a more effective manner before this network was launched.”

This isn’t the first time Craig Wright attacks Ethereum but Vitalik Buterin has also attacked Wright calling him a ‘’fraud.’’