Craig Wright, a self-proclaimed creator of Bitcoin (BTC), is reportedly persevering with to file extra defamation fits in opposition to perceived rivals, regardless of none of his earlier makes an attemptturning out to achieve success.

On Aug. 25, Wright filed a libel swimsuit in opposition to main business determine, Roger Ver, with the High Court of Antigua and Barbuda, business publication CoinGeek experiences.

According to an official defamation declare obtained by CoinGeek, Wright is searching for authorized motion in opposition to Ver for publicly stating that Wright just isn’t the true Satoshi Nakamoto — the nameless creator of Bitcoin. The courtroom doc particularly refers to Vers video message to Wright in May 2019, stating, Craig Wright is a liar and a fraud, so sue me, again.

The new defamation declare seeks an injunction restraining Ver from additional stating comparable “defamatory” allegations on platforms like YouTube and Twitter in addition to cost as compensation for the defamation, the doc reads.

As reported, Wright beforehand served Ver with a libel swimsuit within the High Court of England and Wales for calling him a liar and fraud in a YouTube video in 2019. The video was subsequently stricken for violating YouTube group pointers, which prompted Wrights libel swimsuit in May 2019. Despite the video being faraway from YouTube, Vers message to Wright remains to be obtainable on his official Twitter account as of press time.

The High Court of England subsequently dismissed Wrights libel swimsuit in July 2019 attributable to questions of jurisdiction. The Court of Appeal of England and Wales additionally dropped Wrights attraction, claiming that the swimsuit just isn’t a U.Ok.-related challenge in May 2020.

The new defamation swimsuit will apparently have extra probabilities when it comes to jurisdiction as each Wright and Ver are residents of Antigua and Barbuda, in response to the courtroom doc.

As Cointelegraph reported, Wright is an Australian citizen allegedly residing in London. The Australian scientist reportedly claimed to be a citizen from Antigua and Barbuda and never from Australia in 2019.

A citizen of Saint Kitts and Nevis, Ver apparently acquired his Antigua and Barbuda citizenship via the nation’s Citizenship Investment Program.

Wright and Ver didn’t instantly reply to Cointelegraph’s request for remark.