@ BitcoinFX.
This is true looking back at the 0.01v ALPHA it's clearly there in main.cpp under the //mapKeys
and //mapWallet sections
This is the very first code base for bitcoin he is claiming it was not supposed to be part of it but it's in the ALPHA release what he is trying to do is bamboozle the court.
for a long time he claims things like "the blockchain is the ultimate proof" and " the ledger can't lie" & " We can check the blockchain"
Yet now he is trying to tell us he didn't want a ledger or publickeys or anyway to see the funds?
I hope he likes prison food
This is true looking back at the 0.01v ALPHA it's clearly there in main.cpp under the //mapKeys
Code:
CRITICAL_BLOCK(cs_mapKeys)
{
mapKeys[key.GetPubKey()] = key.GetPrivKey();
mapPubKeys[Hash160(key.GetPubKey())] = key.GetPubKey();
}
return CWalletDB().WriteKey(key.GetPubKey(), key.GetPrivKey());
and //mapWallet sections
Code:
vectorGenerateNewKey()
{
CKey key;
key.MakeNewKey();
if (!AddKey(key))
throw runtime_error("GenerateNewKey() : AddKey failed\n");
return key.GetPubKey();
This is the very first code base for bitcoin he is claiming it was not supposed to be part of it but it's in the ALPHA release what he is trying to do is bamboozle the court.
for a long time he claims things like "the blockchain is the ultimate proof" and " the ledger can't lie" & " We can check the blockchain"
Yet now he is trying to tell us he didn't want a ledger or publickeys or anyway to see the funds?
I hope he likes prison food
+ MERIT
Lets revisit that ...
... "Wright was requested to provide the public Bitcoin addresses that reportedly hold a significant amount of assets—possibly reaching into the billions of dollars. He testified in court that he’s more than willing to turn over the information if he could, but that the information necessary to generate the list of public addresses is locked in an encrypted file, with multiple keys protecting different layers of the file. At earliest, the first layers of the encrypted file cannot be opened until at least January 2020. Wright explained that the encrypted file contains the relevant seed and his proprietary algorithm that can generate the private keys for Bitcoin mined by his company in 2009 and 2010, which would allow him to generate the associated public keys and public addresses that most crypto fans are used to seeing today." ...
To clarify (in Bitcoin);
Public Keys are Public Addresses.
Said "proprietary algorithm" could be used to spend anyone's bitcoin's ... i.e. it's most likely total BS.
Keep up the good work BitcoinFX 
