Satoshi's last message before his disappearance was that he has 'moved on to other things'. Now my question is this, if actually Satoshi Nakamoto saw a good vision of what Bitcoin will turn out to be in the future, why then did he decided to move on to other things instead of focusing more on the Bitcoin project to make sure that he also took part in achieving the adoption of this digital currency? So unfortunate Satoshi should have been the one to answer this question.
I've moved on to other thingsOp understand something here about this statement by Satoshi Nakamoto:
''moved on to other things''. Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency and it been decentralized it will make no true sense that it stays under the watch and control of it's creator Satoshi, Satoshi understood this quite well and had to hand over bitcoin to it community (adoptors) early enough before it widespread.
If Satoshi was to have control of bitcoin to date and not moving to other things, the core idea of bitcoin decentralization would have been in question. I do believe that this and more other things are Satoshi reason to moving to other things in life.
>I agree with that, like in anarchism: ‘rules without rulers’.