You took personally what I wrote when I merely wrote facts   You are poor and your mindset is poor too if you get this emotional. Back to the topic a poor person can't understand why a big number is not enough. Wealth is very relative. A poor person is not going to make multi billion dollar business deals. Because of that they simply are unable to understand how this is possible. To understand you must first have the wealth in question. If you ever reach 1 million try to remember my post and you will see that I was right.  

A few people pretend that it is enough, but they are fake. If it was truly enough they would not need to announce it to the world and advertise themselves online all the time. There are a few that really have enough but they are silent. But 1 million is gone fast if you don't have businesses that are generating money. Do you see any person in the top 100 billionaires acting like they have enough?  Some say it, but they keep growing their wealth massively.   The owner of these Bitcoin is much more richer than the billions that they are worth.

I dont think Satoshi mined any bitcoins that late. He mined lots in 2009 or early 2010 but when
he noticed the network was supported to many nodes and miners, he stopped mining, its definately not him.
I dont think Satoshi will ever sell any of his mined bitcoins.

Yeah its possible the private keys were lost and recovered however, why move all this money
and why send $1B to an OTC exchange, why not sell $1M at first. Seems very strange.

Maybe in a couple weeks we will find out who this exactly is and why he is moving so much BTC.

There is a strong possibility that this person totally forgot about this humongous stash all this time and probably never bothered checking crypto news at any point until recently effectively waking up his/her dormant memory regarding it.

That would be the best case scenario for this person since it's far easier HODLING something when you don't even remember it in the first place.

Many people have always maintained that bitcoin is not a get rich quick investment, they do not consider it a get rich quick tool and have no intention of getting rich quick from it. But what's interesting is that many of us consider a 6 month-1 year holding period to be long term.

Indeed, long-term holding is only correct when we hold for at least 4 years or more (1 cycle). Investments under 4 years cannot be considered long term investments and this is only true for crypto as crypto are generally more speculative. But for the stock market, it takes 5-10 years of holding to be considered a true long-term investor.

I can't imagine how can someone be holding this much Bitcoin for so many years. When you have 80K Bitcoin and the price of the coin reaches 20K USD in 2027 or 70K USD in 2021, you'll at least sell one Bitcoin and spend that year very nicely. I believe that someone accidentally discovered keys or they had a wallet and lost the last 2-3 words and cracked it via brute force. If there really is someone out there who holds Bitcoin for 14 years, doesn't sell single coin and doesn't even think about to sell the coin when the price is at its peak to later buy more, then this man deserves The Nobel Prize for his patience.