Craig Wright claims no bank account but uses credit card for $38K living costs
In an ongoing court case, self-proclaimed Bitcoin creator Craig Wright filed an attestation claiming that he earns $13,250 in monthly income yet spends over $38,000 on living expenses. This is in spite of his claim — on that same legal form — to owning no real estate, having no bank account, and living with his unemployed wife. US Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart previously ordered Wright to fill out Form 1.977 in Florida Southern District court. Wright didn’t disclose any bitcoin holdings. He said that his monthly expenses were partially paid via an American Express credit card, yet he didn’t explain how he could be paying off that credit card without any bank account. As reported by Law360, attorney Andrew Brenner, who represents W&K Info Defense Research LLC in the court case, said the filing made no sense. In his view, Wright is attempting to obscure his assets . He floated the idea that Wright might be selling bitcoin to make up the difference between his monthl...