It's a good thing Satoshi won't ever be identified, but that also means that posers like Craig is going to pop up all over the world like the moles in the whack-a-mole machine continuously claim they're the real deal but get shunted down when asked to provide evidence. Also, I think if Satoshi wants to appear, it has to be now because the whitepaper is being targeted.

I think that everything rests not only on the story of Satoshi, cryptocurrency, blockchain are already meaningful things that will only further grow into our culture

I think, they lost their time because of that.  Who will identify themselves as Satoshi so that there may be risks.  Or existence, but hopefully Satoshi is alive and well.  Bitcoin is anonymous and decentralized, which is the most powerful feature that makes it alive and valuable in the sense of the market.  I don't expect any Fud impersonators to show up.
Better yet, the bitcoin wallet identified as Satoshi's remains intact.  Lol

I think it is safe for the inventor of Bitcoin to remain anonymous, and Satoshi has done many things to remain anonymous and to preserve his privacy, he did not reveal the real name, and he chose a Japanese nickname and a pseudonym called "Satoshi Nakamoto". It is also believed that Satoshi was using a Virtual Private Network (VPN), or Tor. Nakamoto previously talked about Tor and told people that it is a good way to hide the origin of a Bitcoin transaction.

Everyone should avoid M$ products as much as possible. So, so, many security holes. When shutting a computer of mine down a month ago, it spoke: "This phone is not connected to GSM". FFS, also, WTF? Even in linux, I'm not sure how I feel about systemd, but my netflix gets changed to spanish a lot less when I stick with linux.

But back to topic.

If Satoshi were to be found out, the problem would be much worse than even imagined here, for him personally.
He would be in eternal lawsuits over random bug codes, losses, and other funny things about blockchain. It would be never-ending.
I can imagine a timeline where the largest exchanges were attacked by incredibly sophisticated attackers (not just hackers), especially if bitcoin were to take off in much more value. I can imagine a timeline where wars would be fought to protect those exchanges. Perhaps that won't happen - let's hope so.

He would never be able to rest, and be in danger of  physical and press attacks, where every random bit of history was dug up about him. People would blame him for a market crash (or explosion if it results in other markets crashing), for loss of money if they invest at the wrong time. There are very few situations where this would work out well for him.

The market would survive, after a possible small crash. He wouldn't be able to sell quickly regardless. The market is not entirely dependent on him. If the Patoshi pattern is his, then that's a percentage of coin. A decent percentage, but not the controller of the market.

That said, only Satoshi, if such a person or group are still alive, can only answer the question about whether he/she/them reveal such an existence and why. One hopes that such persons would do so for wise reasons. There could be more than a few reasons as to why that might be done, for example, if such persons were discovered privately and had to worry about personal safety privately, versus becoming public and having to worry about other larger lawsuit/physical defence; or, if there were (a wisely considered) potential to help people that was greater than such persons convenience. Things go wrong and most of the world is unpredictable, so even such actions would not go as such persons plan, so such a reveal would be highly unwise.

Is this
https://www.fxstreet.com/cryptocurrencies/news/is-satoshi-cashing-out-640-nine-year-old-bitcoin-on-the-move-202107131344
related to ur project?
Or is it some prophet inequality calculation of when, the perfect timing for, "I have to go now"?

I get your point,but Satoshi Nakamoto is not Julian Assange or Edward Snowden.
He never revealed government secrets and he cannot be blamed for treason or some other bs.
Bitcoin didn't destroy the fiat money system.The BTC users are a small number,compared to all fiat money users and even the Bitcoin users are still using fiat money.
If it was so bad to be acclaimed as the creator of Bitcoin,then why Craig Wright is so desperate to be recognized as "the real Satoshi"?Is he stupid?Would the US government try to destroy Craig Wright,if he was the real Satoshi Nakamoto?I know that he isn't the real Satoshi,but that's an interesting hypothesis.

Given the increasing hostility from various governments towards cryptocurrency, I don't think that it will be a good idea for Satoshi to reveal himself. It will be risky for him as an individual, and for the cryptocurrency community as well. The best thing to do is to stay anonymous, until there is a financial revolution and Bitcoin becomes one of the widely accepted global currencies. And trust me, that day may not be far off. Given the inflated spending from the governments, fiat currency would soon become less worthy than the toilet paper.

Because of how bitcoin caused a lot of headache for not only governments but for people with interests that the success of crypto and bitcoin effect in a negative way, not only will revealing the identity of the creator of bitcoin will cause a massive disturbance, but he will be involved in massive lawsuits from various companies and it will be with no doubt that he will find himself in jail even if he is incent, so i think that when bitcoin was created he had some of these ideas and chose to remain hidden till this day.

Let just let the man or the "group of men" alone if Satoshi was dead or still alive there is no point of finding him. He/They wanted to stay anonymous forever. He's too smart not to trace him until npw with lots of people who still tried to track him down.

And he left with assurance, he already achieved what he wanted to do with bitcoin. Beyond expectations with its blockchain system and with its value today, Im pretty sure he is happy with the outcome.