If Satoshi will start to sell his 60% of all Bitcoins, then it will be a disaster to whole market in general, because BTC totally depends of supply and demand and if the supply is much larger than the demand BTC price will reach all time low. Actually I have a theory about Satoshi. I think that he is smartly controlling the BTC supply and I think not only regulations pushed down crypto market, I think satoshi put a hand on this too.
Nothing? this has been a big selling point used by the btc pushers to the public. greed and money wash - yes that's always there, and is just about the only thing btc is good for, for now... someday drug dealers will realize it's actually safer to use USD cash, instead of having the dirty deals permanently written into the chain.
Selling point, maybe, but that doesn't mean that is the truth... The main reason why BTC went up ridiculously high was because it fed on its own success and in a way became the first worldwide ponzi. It has some practical applications but nothing that is unique to it and couldn't be copied and reproduced. It is like diamond, it isn't rare or have unique features what other similar things lack...
Although Bitcoin, and crypto in general, is getting all the publicity, it's just the tip of the iceberg. Blockchain and the distributed ledger is the real disruption here.
Maybe some sort of tax evasion as well, or if we see it on a positive note then we can more quickly transfer funds from any part of the world without any hassles.
The world of Bitcoin is full of uncertainties; nobody can give accurate predictions. Same is over here, so we have to think about this scenario from a more practical approach. If Satoshi Nakamoto decides to sell all his coins, then everything would depend on the demand factor. If demand for bitcoin suddenly rises, then it might result in the rise in prices of bitcoin, and if demand doesn't rise considerably, then there are chances that the prices might remain steady or go down as well.
If ever it would be clear that it is a ponzi, they cannot put the creator in jail as nobody knows who he is. That's the reason why the creator "Satoshi Nakamoto" is not identified and never will be. He/she/they know why as he/she/they know what we don't know. The miners did the job after "Satoshi Nakamoto" created the algo. Since then "Satoshi Nakamoto" did not do anything but sit and wait.
I think we won't know what will happen before it actually happens, regardless of how much we speculate about it. Apart from that, I've always wondered why the creator chose to remain anonymous. Thoughts?