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A us judge has extended the deadline for CSW to unlock bitcoin in the tulip trust until February 3

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The CSW tulip trust case has been postponed again

Coindesk block rhythm BlockBeats news reports, according to south Florida court court documents, U.S. district court judge Beth Bloom, said Craig Wright accused of interference Dave Kleiman legacy case parts affect the trial result before the facts disputed, therefore prolong Craig Wright unlock and deliver the corresponding number of COINS in tulips trust deadline to February 3.

BlockBeats had previously learned that the court had determined that Wright had filed false documents and false statements in court proceedings, including failing to provide proof of all bitcoin assets he had acquired before December 31, 2013. The judge said that some of the evidence of the judgment was not clear, including the previous hearing focused on the amount and location of Craig Wright's bitcoin, and the cooperation between Craig Wright and Dave Kleiman was beyond the scope of the judge's authority. Meanwhile, Craig Wright recently submitted to the court the third tulip trust document that did not appear before will affect some of the judgment. The document may contain key evidence of who actually owns the 1.1 million bitcoins allegedly mined by Craig Wright and the late Dave Kleiman.

Now, Craig Wright claims that an intermediary holding part of the private key to the bitcoin address could not comply with the court's request to hand over previously determined bitcoins within a given time, but he also told the court that a "bonded Courier" had appeared and would wait for him to unlock the bitcoins in the tulip trust. BlockBeats previously reported that the U.S. district court for the southern district of Florida dismissed Craig Wright's testimony last August, ruling that half of the 1.1 million bitcoins co-mined by Craig Wright and Dave Kleiman between 2009 and 2011 were owned by the estate. At the same time, the court also granted the intellectual property rights related to bitcoin software to the estate of Dave Kleiman, and Craig Wright needed to transfer the corresponding amount of bitcoin to Ira Kleiman, brother of Dave Kleiman.