“The long-awaited rush bag has arrived”.

This was one of the statements made by the self-proclaimed “Satoshi Nakamoto” Craig Wright.

According to report Filed in US Southern District Court on January 14, a third party provided the necessary information and key chip to unlock Craig Wright’s encrypted file.

Apparently this third party is an unnamed “mysterious” broker holding the private keys necessary to unlock $9.6 billion bitcoins.

In another filing released on Tuesday, lawyers for Ira Kleiman, the brother of Wright’s deceased business partner, wrote that Wright provided only a list of 16,404 addresses, but there was no information about this letter he received.

This anonymous message carrier was originally scheduled to arrive on January 1, although Wright neither confirmed nor denied whether this happened at the time.

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Instead, Wright requested an extension until the broker arrived, which would decrypt the encryption of the encrypted file it was carrying.

On January 10, US District Judge Pete Bloom gave Wright until February 3 to alert the court of the expected arrival of the courier.

Kleiman’s lawyers wrote:

Plaintiffs request that they be provided with seven inquiries about mail to which Craig must respond within ten (10) days.

The plaintiffs then use those responses to request disclosure of the courier and his company

Meanwhile, the plaintiffs are forcing their experts to review and analyze the list.

Prosecutors expect that they will be willing to fire “Craig” after the discovery, in early March.

About 1.1 million bitcoins are at the center of a bitter dispute between Wright and Ira Kleiman.

Kleiman sues Wright, alleging that Wright confiscated bitcoin and tampered with documents, emails and other correspondence to defraud his brother’s property.

Judge Bloom expressed doubts about the existence of a “hidden courier” who holds the decryption of the amount of Bitcoin in the dispute.

Wright had previously been held in contempt of court for failing to compile a complete list of his bitcoin holdings.

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Craig Wright plans to defy the court to challenge its decision to hand over 410,000 bitcoins

He claimed it would be “impossible” to comply with the court order, as his bitcoin was encrypted by the “Shamir Secret Sharing” system.

Here are Craig Wright’s notes below:

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It is worth noting that the price of “Bitcoin SV” backed by Craig Wright has skyrocketed in the past few days and reached the fifth place in terms of total market capitalization.

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