If he was in the religious palace, it is possible that the church would have performed canonization to make him a saint . For now, nobody knows Satoshi so we can't tell if he is qualified to be a saint or not. But I will agree that the invention of Bitcoin was a selfless act. The sole intention of giving people freedom over their financial transactions is a worthy cause. Most saints refuse worldly wealth because of the pursuit of a divine agenda or a cause for the benefit of the people especially the downtrodden. Satoshi is unknown so we can't assume his financial strength but his invention has the unique goal of helping people to have unhindered access to financial transactions that are not controlled by the state. This feature of bitcoin has given the masses the uncommon privilege of bypassing the control systems of the government which is orchestrated to put the masses under control and surveillance.