Dorian Nakamoto announced plans to crowdsource financing for an ongoing lawsuit

Dorian Nakamoto, a 65-year-old engineer, has taken a significant step in his legal battle against Newsweek. Nakamoto, who was incorrectly identified by the publication as the creator of Bitcoin, has initiated a fundraising campaign to sue Newsweek for the allegations and misquotes.

The crowdfunding page, located at www.newsweeklied.com, provides details about the lawsuit against Newsweek. It emphasizes that the family has experienced some distress due to the misconception that Dorian Nakamoto invented Bitcoin. The page also highlights that Dorian Nakamoto is being accused of creating one of the most innovative currencies to date.

Newsweek published an article about Dorian Nakamoto without accurately quoting him. This oversight has caused further distress among Nakamoto's family and friends. Dorian Nakamoto denies the allegations made by Newsweek and is seeking legal action against the publication.

The fundraising page is open for public donations. It does not contain any advertisements and does not provide any updates on Dorian Nakamoto's financial situation. The page does not disclose the current status of the lawsuit against Newsweek.

The fundraising page was initiated by supporters and critics aiming to defend Nakamoto and address the alleged misquotations in the Newsweek article. Dorian Nakamoto has been unemployed for over 10 years and is currently in a financially challenging situation.

The fund-raising page details the distress caused among Nakamoto's family and friends due to Newsweek's allegations. It is a call for justice and a chance for the public to support Nakamoto in his legal fight against Newsweek.