You find all of Satoshi's Private Keys in a Storage Unit or some such? Now What?

[Hazink]

I'd sell it all to Craig Wright for a 10% profit margin. So that he can finally prove to the world that he is Satoshi.

With how disgraceful he has made in public to the extent of being named "FakeToshi", even if he had access to all Satoshi's private key signing messages there are people who will still not believe him as they have tagged him to be an impostor claiming to be who he's not, he could but the private key from you, but his aim might not be achieved.

[nutildah]

I read somewhere that Satoshi share the Bitcoin full node software, but nobody start mining from genesis block so he did it himself. So it's possible he mined so much block, because almost nobody else did mining in early days. CMIIW.

Haha no as far as I know you are not wrong.

Going back to the topic at hand, I wonder if there's people who professionally hunt down long-forgotten BTC stashes; specifically offline stashes. Like if there's a market for old computers. If there was, I imagine that they'd start with storage units, goodwill stores, flea markets, garage sales etc. in areas like Silicon Valley. Probably the San Fernando Valley as well as that's supposedly one of the places where Satoshi's real IP address was leaked.

Anywhere likely to have had a big population of geeks in the last 20 years.

[348Judah]

If I heard the privilege of getting access on his entire holdings, then I know already that my entire generation has been blessed already, I will definitely leave some asset to remain in bitcoin, while am going to invest in real estate and make my investments, I will also ensure that I go into establishing others who finds it difficult to make ends meet by helping them achieve their dreams to have a start up on what they can do to earn a living.