Australian businessman Craig Wright told the court that he received private keys to access a blind person.a trust that holds 1.1 million BTC ($ 8.9 billion).
</p>Let us recall that in 2009 and 2010 Wrightcollaborated with David Kleiman – they managed to mine 1.1 million BTC, since it was much easier to mine at that time. Kleiman died in 2013. According to the law, half of all assets should have gone to Kleiman’s family, but this did not happen. That is why David's brother sued Wright.
According to the BSV developer, these toolslocked in encrypted form on a blind trust Tulip Trust. He repeatedly mentioned that he does not have access to the trust and that, according to the agreement with Kleiman, he will get access to it on January 1, 2020.
Today, Wright filed a document stating:
Dr. Wright notifies court that thirdthe party provided the necessary information and part of the key to decrypt the encrypted file. Dr. Wright, according to the decree of the justice of the peace, provided the plaintiffs with information about his Bitcoin assets.
As previously reported, in the first two weeks of the new year, the price of BSV increased by 116%. Now, against the backdrop of this news, the BSV price continues its bullish run.
According to today's ForkNews analytics, priceBCHSV broke through the psychological level of 200.00 USD and set a maximum near 450.00 USD. The capitalization of Bitcoin Cash SV reached $ 6.3 billion, and this gave him the opportunity to be on the fourth line in the CoinMarketCap ranking.
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