The Australian professor who declared himself to be the originator of Bitcoin on Monday, raig Wright, has rowed back from his guarantee to print “amazing evidence” to back up his claim to be the guy behind the multi-billion pound on-line money.

Enthusiasts who claimed that Mr Wright hadn’t established himself as the mastermind known formerly by the pseudonym Satoshi Nakomoto, pounced upon his revelations about being the mystical programmer who founded the money, made in a string of media interviews.

I considered that I could do this. I considered that I could set the years of concealment and anonymity behind me. But I prepared to print the evidence of access to the first keys and as the events of this week unfolded, I busted. I don’t have the guts.

This demonstration was assaulted by one security investigator as “a scam. Not possibly. Not maybe.”

Entrepreneur and the Australian professor had vowed to establish himself as the creator of the money by making use of the so called the first bit of the Bitcoin ecosystem, or genesis block, to make a trade.

The identity of Satoshi Nakamoto has been a mystery since a group of programmers and libertarians who expected to establish a money free from national authorities and central banks created online in 2009 Bitcoin.

Jon Matonis, the founding manager of Bitcoin Foundation and among the guys who received an apology in Mr Wright’s latest place, tweeted that “there… will not be another Satoshi”.