For ten years, Australian IT security consultant Craig Wright tried to convince the world that he was the man behind the name Satoshi Nakamoto - the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin. Had he succeeded, Wright would have earned himself and his cabal of enablers hundreds of billions of dollars while upending the multi-trillion dollar Bitcoin ecosystem almost overnight.
There was just one problem.
The whole thing was a fraud.
Across three volumes, author Mark Hunter and eminent Craig Wright debunker Arthur van Pelt, hosts of the popular podcast series Dr Bitcoin - The Man Who Wasn't Satoshi Nakamoto, expose the contradictions, fabrications and high-stakes manoeuvres behind Wright's decade-long deception. In Volume I, Mark and Arthur dive deep into Craig Wright's early life, drawing on court records, forensic investigations and Wright's own words to examine how his web of failed businesses and allegations of a seven-figure tax fraud led to his initial emergence as Satoshi.
If you thought The Missing Cryptoqueen was as crazy as crypto could get... think again.
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Mark Hunter is an author and ghostwriter with twenty years of experience in the literary world. He has ghostwritten for a very eclectic range of clients, from members of the Kuwaiti royal family to self-made millionaires, and has worked as a writing workshop leader in British theatres. He became interested in the cryptocurrency world in 2017 and has been writing for blockchain projects and crypto news websites ever since. In 2023, he published Ultimate Catastrophe: How MtGox Lost Half a Billion Dollars and Nearly Killed Bitcoin, the first book covering the 2014 collapse of Bitcoin exchange MtGox. Mark lives in Harrogate, England, with his wife and two children.