nChain CEO Departs Accusing Dr. Craig Wright of Fraud
Christen Ager-Hanssen, CEO of blockchain technology company nChain Group, has announced her resignation, effective immediately. Ager-Hanssen took to social media on September 30, 2023, to detail the reasons behind her departure, highlighting a series of serious concerns she reported to the nChain board. Among other things, he alleged a conspiracy to defraud nChain shareholders regulated by significant shareholders and voiced concerns about the key beneficiary shareholders and the actual individuals behind the Cayman-listed DW Discovery fund. The former CEO also mentioned that the chairman had taken instructions from shadow directors, which he found unacceptable.
Evidence against Dr. Craig Wright
An important part of Ager-Hanssen's disclosure was her statement that she had found compelling evidence against Dr. Craig Wright, a controversial figure in the blockchain community who claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto, creator of Bitcoin under a pseudonym. Ager-Hanssen stated that the evidence he found showed that Wright manipulated documents to deceive the court about his identity as Satoshi. This led Ager-Hanssen to believe that Wright was not Satoshi and would most likely lose his ongoing legal battle. He expressed regret for not recognizing the issue earlier, referring to Wright as "#Faketoshi " in his tweet.
Reaction from the crypto community
Ager-Hanssen's disclosure generated significant backlash from the cryptocurrency community. Several people, including Ray Youssef and Rahul Sood, supported his decision to pass on the information. Others asked about his past support for Wright and what changed his perspective. Ager-Hanssen admitted that he was misled into believing that Wright was part of the group that created Bitcoin.
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Christen Ager-Hanssen, CEO of blockchain technology company nChain Group, has announced her resignation, effective immediately. Ager-Hanssen took to social media on September 30, 2023, to detail the reasons behind her departure, highlighting a series of serious concerns she reported to the nChain board. Among other things, he alleged a conspiracy to defraud nChain shareholders regulated by significant shareholders and voiced concerns about the key beneficiary shareholders and the actual individuals behind the Cayman-listed DW Discovery fund. The former CEO also mentioned that the chairman had taken instructions from shadow directors, which he found unacceptable.
Evidence against Dr. Craig Wright
An important part of Ager-Hanssen's disclosure was her statement that she had found compelling evidence against Dr. Craig Wright, a controversial figure in the blockchain community who claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto, creator of Bitcoin under a pseudonym. Ager-Hanssen stated that the evidence he found showed that Wright manipulated documents to deceive the court about his identity as Satoshi. This led Ager-Hanssen to believe that Wright was not Satoshi and would most likely lose his ongoing legal battle. He expressed regret for not recognizing the issue earlier, referring to Wright as "#Faketoshi " in his tweet.
Reaction from the crypto community
Ager-Hanssen's disclosure generated significant backlash from the cryptocurrency community. Several people, including Ray Youssef and Rahul Sood, supported his decision to pass on the information. Others asked about his past support for Wright and what changed his perspective. Ager-Hanssen admitted that he was misled into believing that Wright was part of the group that created Bitcoin.
#cryptonews #cryptocurrency #crypto #crypto2023 #BTC