Craig Wright, who claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto, continues to provoke further controversy by sending his lawyers letters to two websites calling for the Bitcoin whitepaper to be removed from their sites.

Bitcoin.org refused to respond and deleted the Bitcoin white paper, stating that these allegations were unfounded.

bitcoincore.org has removed the white paper.

Demanding the deletion of the Bitcoin white paper?

The user who goes by the nickname “Cobra” who is a popular Bitcoin contributor and is the co-owner of one of the sites affected by the latest lawsuit from Wright’s attorneys pointed out.

Spread Cobra, who is behind the “bitcoin.org” website, issued a statement regarding the recent situation in which “Wright” tried to delete the Bitcoin white paper by using his lawyer and submitting requests calling for it.

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The lawyers submitted allegations of copyright infringement to the bitcoin white paper, claiming that Wright owns the legal rights to the document and the name of the bitcoin, and suggesting that Wright is the real Satoshi Nakamoto and the original owner of bitcoin.org.

As a reminder, Wright has claimed for years to be the person behind the largest cryptocurrency.

However, he failed to provide conclusive evidence to substantiate his claims, and the crypto community became indifferent to his constant statements and claims that he was “Satoshi Nakamoto”.

While the management of the “bitcoin.org” website rejected Wright’s request.

Bitcoincore.com has agreed to remove the white paper from the site.

Cobra was alarmed by bitcoincore’s response and reported the following statement:

Unfortunately, without consulting us, the developers of BitcoinCore quickly removed the Bitcoin white paper from bitcoinscore.org, in response to the allegations of copyright infringement, lending credence to these false claims.

The statement explained that the developers modified the website to remove references to the Bitcoin white paper and deleted their “PDF” version in less than two hours of public review.

Cobra said:

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This capitulation may harm the network and the community in the long run.

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The BitcoinCore project provided ammunition to Bitcoin’s enemies, engaged in self-censorship, and jeopardized its safety.

There is no doubt that this capitulation will be used as a weapon to make new false claims, such as that the developers of BitcoinCore know that “Wright” is Satoshi Nakamoto, which is why they acted this way.

It should be noted that most commentators criticized the decision as well, insisting that it was unnecessary to remove the Bitcoin white paper, and that the team behind the website had to make the lawsuit public so that the community could defend it.

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