Apple removes whitepaper from new MacOS, Austrian bank offers crypto and help for devs against Craig Wright
Bitcoin Whitepaper removed from latest MacOS beta by Apple
The bitcoin whitepaper is deleted from the beta version of the newest operating system by Apply.
A PDF document of Satoshi Nakamoto’s whitepaper has been included with every copy of MacOS for the last five years, as previously reported in a blog post by technologist Andy Baio on April 5.
Now it seems that the whitepaper has vanished from the current beta version of MacOS Ventura 13.4.
Using the software Virtual Scanner II on macOS helped to locate the file, but now it doesn’t show it anymore.
Although its presence remained unexplained, it was likely “just a joke among Apple engineers,” the report said. Apple Insider noted that other, crazier conspiracy theories have surfaced, such as the idea that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is really Satoshi Nakamoto.
Source: TheNewsCrypto
Austrian Raiffeisenlandesbank to offer crypto investment services
Raiffeisenlandesbank Niederösterreich-Wien (RLB NÖ-Wien), an Austrian cooperative banking company founded in 1900, is preparing to launch crypto investment services in collaboration with the Austrian crypto firm Bitpanda.
According to a joint announcement on April 26, RLB NÖ-Wien plans to provide its customers with a broad range of cryptocurrencies through Bitpanda’s software as a service (SaaS) offering. Crypto investment will be featured alongside investment services for stocks, exchange-traded funds, precious metals and commodities.
“The deal with Bitpanda aims to expand our product range with an innovative, secure facet and enable all customers to easily accumulate wealth,”
~ RLB NÖ-Wien CEO Michael Höllerer
Source: Cointelegraph
Bitcoin Legal Defense Fund helps 13 developers against Craig Wright
The Bitcoin Legal Defense Fund, a non-profit organization co-founded by Jack Dorsey, Alex Morcos and Martin White, is backing 13 Bitcoin Core developers facing lawsuits by Craig Wright.
The cases could potentially have major impacts on the future of Bitcoin and open-source software development.
Eleven of the developers being supported by the Fund will file their defense on April 26. Tulip Trading Limited v. Bitcoin Association For BSV & Others, in which the developers are named, stems from an alleged hack in February 2020 that resulted in the loss of 111,000 bitcoin that Wright claims to own.
In February 2021, Tulip Trading issued a “Letter Before Action” announcing its intention to take legal action against certain developers to recover the allegedly lost bitcoin.
Source: BitcoinMagazine
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