You will not find Satoshi Nakamoto

If the last time that we have heard from Satoshi Nakamoto was before the end of 2012, this is approximately the chart that he saw when he decided that it was time for his project to grow on its own. The way that I see it, he created something revolutionary and let it go when he decided that it could flourish on its own.

If he was still around today, I think there would be a swing in the Bitcoin price every time Satoshi spoke. Considering how critical all of the outsiders have been recently about how volatile Bitcoin is and how bad a store of value they claim it to be, this is good. 

Now lets face reality, Satoshi Nakamoto will not be back for a very long time. In order for Bitcoin to be truly decentralized, Satoshi cannot pop his head back into the equation and tweet like Donald Trump about all of the forks and what he thinks about them (no matter how much the [no2x] people beg on twitter). 

Imagine: Satoshi Nakamoto (holding approximately one million bitcoins) comes back tomorrow, dismisses all of the forks as unnecessary, dumping the price of BCH and whatevertheforkelse to mere dollars, as everyone would dump them for more BTC. Immediately, mainstream media labels Bitcoin as a pump and dump, as Satoshi holds his one million Bitcoins. 

Whoever Satoshi Nakamoto is, he cares about what he has created, and has a crystal clear understanding of when it will be possible for him to return.