Detailed Timeline of the 1Feex.. address 2011: Acquisition …

Detailed Timeline of the 1Feex.. address
2011: Acquisition and Initial Movements
February 2011: The OTC Agreement
Dr. Wright’s Testimony: Through his company Tulip Trading Limited (TTL), he negotiates the purchase of 79,956 BTC with the Russian exchange WMIRK.
February 27, 2011: The Purchase Order is generated. Wright agrees to pay $21.01 USD per BTC via Liberty Reserve.
Market Context: At this time, the price on Mt. Gox is approximately $0.90 USD. Wright explains this 2,000% premium as a "liquidity and privacy fee."
March 1, 2011: Fund Settlement
Event: The 79,956 BTC are moved into the address 1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF.
Dr. Wright’s Testimony: This transaction was the settlement of his February purchase.
June 19, 2011: The First Public Mt. Gox Hack
Event: An auditor’s account is compromised, and the price on Mt. Gox crashes from $17.50 to $0.01 USD.
Market Fact: This is the event most historians cite as the "first hack," though the 1Feex movement happened three months prior.
2012–2014: Custody and the Mt. Gox Collapse
October 23, 2012: Physical Evidence
Dr. Wright’s Testimony: He takes a photograph of the paper wallet containing the 1Feex private key hidden.
Context: The photo is included in a Deed of Trust with Calvin Ayre to prove his net worth and back his business ventures.
February 28, 2014: Mt. Gox Bankruptcy
Event: Mt. Gox shuts down, admitting the loss of 850,000 BTC.
Market Price: Trading stops at around $100 USD on Mt. Gox, while other exchanges like Bitstamp hold at $550 USD.
2020: The Critical Loss
February 5, 2020: The Home Network Hack
Dr. Wright’s Testimony: He reports a hack of his home Wi-Fi. Attackers allegedly delete the encrypted files (Shamir's Secret Sharing) needed to access the 1Feex address.
The Destruction: In a state of frustration, Wright testifies to physically destroying the paper wallet (the one photographed in 2012), losing all technical access to the funds.
2021–2024: Legal Battles and the COPA Trial
2021: Tulip Trading Ltd vs. Developers
Action: Wright sues Bitcoin developers, claiming they have a fiduciary duty to write a code patch to return the 1Feex funds to him without the private keys.
March 14, 2024: The Mellor Ruling (COPA Case)
Event: Judge James Mellor rules that Dr. Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto.
Evidence Review: The court finds that the 2011 Purchase Order and other documents related to the 1Feex address were forged using software and fonts that did not exist in 2011.

August 2025, a "Salomon Brothers" website issued a legal notice claiming the 1Feex Bitcoin address (79,956 BTC) was abandoned, demanding owner verification by October 2025.
February 2026: The Karpelès Hard Fork Proposal
Event: Mark Karpelès proposes a Bitcoin Hard Fork to recover the 1Feex funds for Mt. Gox creditors.
Dr. Wright’s Stance: He maintains under oath that the funds are his and any such fork would be a violation of his legal property rights. ..