A court hearing in the Noah Doe case has been scheduled for Sept. 8 at 14:30, according to a post on X cited by Galaxy’s head of research. The hearing will consider requests for Bitcoin Policy to join the case as an intervenor-defendant and for Digital Chamber to participate as amicus curiae, or friend of the court. The case centers on Noah Doe’s attempt to assert legal ownership over dormant Bitcoin, including holdings described in the post as Satoshi Nakamoto’s coins. The update points to the next procedural step in a dispute that touches on the legal status of long-inactive BTC and who, if anyone, can claim title to them through the courts.
A court has scheduled a hearing for Sept. 8 at 14:30 in the Noah Doe case, according to a post on X cited by Galaxy’s head of research.
The hearing will review requests for Bitcoin Policy to join the case as an intervenor-defendant and for Digital Chamber to participate as amicus curiae in the proceedings.
The case involves Noah Doe’s attempt to claim legal ownership of dormant Bitcoin, including coins attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto.
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