decision could be overturned or the case could be sent back to the lower court for further review Wright may also seek to appeal to a higher court such as the Court of Appeal or the Supreme Court if he believes that the decision was unjust or incorrect.
In the meantime, COPA will continue to push for injunctions against Wright to prevent him from making further claims of being Satoshi Nakamoto or asserting ownership of the Bitcoin whitepaper and technology. The organization is determined to protect the open source nature of the cryptocurrency network and prevent Wright from using litigation as a tool to assert control over Bitcoin.
The outcome of Judge Mellor’s written judgment will be crucial in determining the next steps in this ongoing legal battle. It remains to be seen whether Wright will be prevented from continuing his campaign of litigation against members of the crypto community or if he will seek to appeal the decision. The crypto community will be closely watching the developments in this case as it could have far-reaching implications for the future of Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency industry.