Not to sell.
Not to speak.
Not to change anything.
And that silence has said more than any speech in financial history.
Let’s break it down:
1. If Satoshi wanted to sell, he already had the chance.
He mined those bitcoins when they were worth basically nothing.
He watched every price surge, every crash, all the hype.
And still—he disappeared.
That’s not what a scammer does.
That’s someone who knew:
The best way to prove Bitcoin works… is to step away completely.
2. Satoshi’s coins aren’t just coins anymore.
They’re not part of the supply now.
They’ve become something bigger—almost legendary.
If those coins ever moved, it wouldn’t just affect the price.
It would shake people’s belief in the whole system.
They’re like a symbol now. Sacred.
More like a treasure chest that should never be opened.
Untouched. And that’s why they matter so much.
3. Bitcoin is beyond one person now.
Even if Satoshi came back and sold all his coins?
Sure, the market might drop.
But it would bounce back.
Bitcoin’s too big now.
Governments, companies, investors, and millions of believers are in.
It’s not just about one guy anymore.
That’s not a scam.
That’s the most successful open-source money project ever.