Craig Wright Promotes BSV on New X Account

The social media account of Craig Wright, often referred to as “fake Satoshi,” on X with 34,418 followers, has posted an invitation to follow the entrepreneur’s new account.

“This account is no longer in use. Please follow @CsTominaga for blockchain and Bitcoin information.”
Posted by LB on behalf of CSW.

— Dr Craig S Wright (@Dr_CSWright) September 2, 2024

“This account is no longer in use. Please follow S Tominaga for blockchain and Bitcoin information,” the tweet stated on behalf of the businessman.

The new account features a legal notice stating that Wright is not the creator of Bitcoin. A court ruling requires him to display this document prominently on all his web resources.

As of writing, S Tominaga has 2,058 followers. The account was registered in September 2022. 

“The real Craig Wright. Now you know my account… not the one others use,” the description states.

In a thread following the redirection of followers to the new page, the entrepreneur expressed hope that “truth will prevail.”

COPA et. al… do what you must. Manipulate, deceive, try to erase the essence of what I’ve built. But you cannot change the fundamental reality that truth will surface.

— S Tominaga (@CsTominaga) September 2, 2024

“COPA and all others… do what you must. Manipulate, deceive, try to erase the essence of what I’ve built. But you cannot change the fundamental reality that truth will surface,” Wright declared.

He emphasized that his victory is inevitable, even if it “takes years,” and that opponents “will not stop progress.”

Another series of tweets by the entrepreneur was dedicated to his cryptocurrency, Bitcoin SV (BSV), as the true embodiment of Bitcoin’s original vision.

I don’t merely wish for BSV to win; I expect it to.

BSV was not born from a desire to compete but from the conviction that it could redefine what is possible. It is my creation, not for the sake of victory, but for the sake of the idea it embodies — a means of truly distributed…

— S Tominaga (@CsTominaga) September 2, 2024

“BSV was born not from a desire to compete, but from the conviction that it could redefine what is possible. It is my creation, not for the sake of victory, but for the sake of the idea it embodies — a means of truly distributed value exchange,” Wright wrote.

He does not expect immediate success for BSV “in the conventional sense,” but links the cryptocurrency’s future to the formation of a global micropayment ecosystem based on it.

The notion of micropayments surviving isn’t just an abstract concept. It’s a revolution in how value is perceived and exchanged.

BSV was designed to enable this, to make it practical and scalable. Whether it’s BSV or another system that carries this torch, the idea will endure.

— S Tominaga (@CsTominaga) September 2, 2024

“The idea of micropayments surviving isn’t just an abstract concept. It’s a revolution in how value is perceived and exchanged. BSV was designed to make this possible, practical, and scalable,” the entrepreneur emphasized.

In response to a user’s comment that they have believed in Wright’s BSV success since its emergence from the Bitcoin Cash blockchain hard fork in 2018, he replied succinctly:

“No. It’s Bitcoin — a fork.”

The price of BSV reacted with increased volatility to Wright’s posts. Quotes initially fell to levels just above $40 before recovering to above $41. The daily increase was 0.5% (CoinGecko).

According to the tracker of appeals in the UK, Wright’s petitions regarding civil case decisions against COPA and Peter McCormack are under consideration. 

In the dispute against the organization, Judge James Mellor in March ruled that the entrepreneur is neither Satoshi Nakamoto nor the author of the Bitcoin white paper. Podcast host McCormack in July secured a freeze on the entrepreneur’s assets worth $1.9 million.

Judge Mellor, in his written decision on the COPA case, accused Wright of perjury. The facts may be referred to the British prosecution for criminal proceedings.