Y'all forgetting that he had to prove access to the funds earlier in the trial before they proceeded.
He never proved having access to the funds. All he did was provide a list of addresses containing x amount of coins in total, which any noob can do.
Craig is the type of scammer to set up a watch only account in his client and pretend that these coins are his. If people are ignorant enough, they might fall for it, but I doubt that this simple cheat is something the judge has overlooked. If the judge did anyway, then that would prove how incompetent the whole system is.
The funniest part of this case is that crypto youtubers have started talking about a looming $2 billion Bitcoin dump. What a bunch of attention seekers.