As we know, Satoshi Nakamoto passed away one fine day.

Obviously, at the beginning of the protocol, he was the only one to mine continuously, therefore, in the first period of the protocol he was the only one (or almost) to accumulate BTC.

If we want to consider BTC as a cypherpunk tool for decentralized monetary equality, the initial capital mined by Satoshi would probably have been to be burned or put back into the protocol as a sort of tail emission.

In order to be able to reintroduce this capital into the system, however, a Hard Fork would have been needed, something that has always been tried to avoid as much as possible.

The other idea I have is that these BTC were left there as bait. If, one day, someone manages to steal them (i.e. a quantum computer), we will find out that the protocol has been hacked. So, they could be a bait left to defend all BTC holders.

In conclusion: if one day Satoshi touches those BTC, he will behave like other "shi...ns" who put their token on the market when the majority is already owned by them.

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P.S. I had already replied yesterday, but none of my posts appeared, I hope that today, instead, everything works.