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There are many reasons for me to handle it that way. The first and most important one is: I think if Satoshi doesn't move the coins, a re-distribution will do more good than harm. All the time there is FUD about Satoshi eventually moving his MILLIONS OF COINS and then Bitcoin crashing to 0. But a million coins is actually the current trading volume of 1-2 days. And once the coins are redistributed, this kind of FUD will be gone ... forever.
When you say "redistribution", are you talking about Satoshi coins being returned in some way to be mined again (if that's even possible?), or being put back into the system in some other way - although I don't see how that could be done and who would be the ones who would get a share of those coins?
My opinion is that Satoshi coins should simply be burned if at all possible before quantum computers become a threat - because Satoshi clearly didn't want to
"consume" them in any other way, and he had to mine them for Bitcoin to even start. If Satoshi is alive and if he understands what these coins represent, I hope he does something with them before hackers get their hands on them.