March 28, 2024

Australian exchange removed Bitcoin SV and named its creator a bully

Independent Reserve announced the delisting of the cryptocurrency, explaining this by the behavior of the project developers.

One oflargest cryptocurrency exchanges in Australia and New ZealandIndependent Reserve announced the delisting of the Bitcoin SV fork, ending trading on the altcoin on March 28, after which customers can withdraw their coins within six months. The company explained this decision by the behavior of the project developers.

“The behavior of the BSV team completely contradictsthe fundamental values ​​of bitcoin. BSV representatives have repeatedly spread misinformation and unfounded threats to the community. Talk of lawsuits against developers who are working to develop the bitcoin ecosystem has been the last straw. This hooliganism must be stopped, ”said Adrian Przhelozny, CEO of the crypto exchange, in a comment to CoinDesk.

The exchange made a delisting decision afterAs a supporter and co-creator of the Bitcoin SV project, Craig Wright sent out notices to remove the Bitcoin white paper due to copyright infringement. Bitcoin's core development team, Bitcoin Core, complied with fears of costly litigation.

Wright calls himself Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin, however, he does not provide any conclusive evidence. BSV is the real bitcoin, according to Wright.

The white paper of the first cryptocurrency was released under the MIT license. This means that everyone is free to use or redistribute it.

After Wright sent out a request to remove the document, a number of companies posted it on their websites. White paper was also published by the state websites of Colombia and Estonia.

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