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The craigwright.net Archive

About this archive

This section republishes articles by Dr Craig Wright that appeared on craigwright.net between 2016 and 2024.

Permission

On 6 January 2026 BSVSearch asked Dr Wright on X:

Can I republish those articles previously on http://craigwright.net on http://BSVSearch.com please? I will off course attribute the fact that they're yours (with adjustments from your editors).

He replied "Yes" the same day.

Screenshot of the X thread of 6 January 2026: the request from @BSVSearch and the reply "Yes" from @CsTominaga

See the request and the reply.

Attribution

Each article is by Dr Craig Wright, as edited and published by his editors on craigwright.net.

Where the text comes from

craigwright.net is no longer online in its earlier form. Every article here was recovered from the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine (web.archive.org). Each article page names the date of the snapshot it was taken from and, where the Internet Archive still shows that snapshot, links to it. A snapshot shows a page as it was on that date; it may not be the last version published.

What was changed

Nothing in the wording. Images are shown only where we know we may use them; elsewhere a short description in square brackets stands in their place.

Which version

The articles are taken from snapshots made on or before 14 March 2024. On that date the High Court of England and Wales, in COPA v Wright, concluded that Dr Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto, the author of the Bitcoin White Paper; the written judgment followed on 20 May 2024 (read the judgment). The articles are reproduced as they were written; republishing them is not an endorsement of every claim in them.

Account

The account CraigWrightNetArchive is run by BSVSearch, not by Dr Wright.

Corrections and removal

If you hold rights in anything here, or believe something should not be republished, contact us at bsvsearch.com/contact. We will look at it promptly.

With thanks to the Internet Archive, without which this material would be lost.