I doubt anyone really cared about the court case, probably aside from Craig and Ira, now of course BSV went up because Craig wanted to get that pump and he is the one being sued about this so that makes sense but none of the parties had anything to do with bitcoin itself, so I doubt that had any play in this. Plus, for a 8%+ increase in bitcoin you would need to put millions upon millions of dollars into bitcoin all at once, that didn't happened but even if it did, both parties are not rich enough to do something like that and they are not powerful enough to have that kind of influence over people who can neither.
I think this was an irrelevant situation, the best thing we can assume was Craig selling his coins which caused the stability of price for a while and when he stopped price continued going towards higher.
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Hopefully they dump their BSV for BTC near the final court date. Everybody knows CW isn’t Satoshi so when it comes to the final deadline I think they will sell.
Coincidence, most likely. Craig has been known to create various claims that are really false. Still, he had an extension till Feb 1 to access 1.1M BTC and just recently, says that he obtained a key that contains BTC worth $9.6B or $8.6B (? Google had showed me different results). Especially with the inorganic rise of BSV, which possibly shows that CSW wants and is needed by the people, or at least, shown by those of his supporters. Look at how the few coins out there increased by a few percentages, and BSV rised by what? 350%? If that isn't manipulated, I don't know what is anymore.
Craig Wright is a clown that no one from the world of cryptocurrency takes seriously. He loves to mess around himself and thanks to such threads on Bitcointalk he manages to do it. I think people like him and McAfee should be left out of the bitcoin price talk at all. These situations have nothing to do with each other.
I think it's just a coincidence - that shitcoin got pumped completely artificially, very likely at this specific day to create an illusion that some community supports CWS and believes hims to be Satoshi or something. The coincidence here that Bitcoin went up on the same day, although a lot of other coins skyrocketed too, so it's more of a large crypto pump across the board.
Craigh was still given time to prove it until early February, so he still had time to make money from the pump he did now also looking for short popularity to get a lot of money from people who still believed he was Satoshi, if Ira won with his demands then he Craigh CSW easily does a big dump on BSV, so he has the money to pay for Ira's demands, it seems that the price of bitcoin does not have much effect on the court, obviously this is due to the encouragement of weekly trends, but before I saw BSV continue to pursue the CMA position to increase volume trade, so that BTC, XRP and ETH participate in increasing trade volume, this looks hot and crowded
Yesterday was the date of Craig Wright's court that is about approximately 1 million BTC ($8.5 billion).
According to the court, Ira, who is suing for approximately 1 million BTC ($8.5 billion), claims Wright seized his brother's Bitcoin and his intellectual property as part of a fraudulent scheme after Dave passed away in 2013.
Do you think that bitcoin price was affected about this court? Or it was just a coincidence that bitcoin priced approximately 8% just at the same day of that court.
I know that Wright simply used this court date to push and pump the BSV price. But what about bitcoin?
According to the court, Ira, who is suing for approximately 1 million BTC ($8.5 billion), claims Wright seized his brother's Bitcoin and his intellectual property as part of a fraudulent scheme after Dave passed away in 2013.
Do you think that bitcoin price was affected about this court? Or it was just a coincidence that bitcoin priced approximately 8% just at the same day of that court.
I know that Wright simply used this court date to push and pump the BSV price. But what about bitcoin?
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