Linkedin Business Insider AustraliaIn the early 1990s, long before he was suspected of being the elusive creator of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin, Brisbane-raised Craig Steven Wright worked as a saute chef, having trained in French cuisine. He specialised in game meats and spent three years working with a catering company according to his lengthy and remarkable LinkedIn profile. The hunt for the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto, the supposed Bitcoin creator, saw global attention late last year focussed on Wright, along with a deceased American computer forensics expert Dave Kleiman. Wright has now sensationally claimed he really is Nakamoto, having given access to a selected handful of media outlets and offered them proof of his ability to transact in Bitcoin using Nakamoto’s signature. Business Insider interviewed Wright nearly two years ago when the CEO of Sydney tech company DeMorgan was getting ready open the world’s first Bitcoin-based bank, Denariuz.

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