I knew those coins would move someday in the future because as I've stated 100 times already, he would have sent the coins to a black hole address to inspire more faith in the project rather than just sitting on unspent coins if that was his goal.  He's obviously not just going to market dump all the coins when 2020 hits either.  He supposedly already owns $60 million in separate Bitcoin, so he's not hard up for cash.

The logical market in this case would be making moves with the assumption that a private individual or group controls the coins rather than a government organization like the NSA.  Due to the alleged info on the trust, which basically states it's purpose is to pump Bitcoin to the moon, and finacial entities like ETFs being required to know the identities of major holders, the overall market reaction should be somewhere between flat to bullish.  

I don't really see any bear facts because logical people already knew the coins were still controlled since they weren't shipped to a black hole address.