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Why don't hackers steal Satoshi Nakamoto's BTC?

Look, there are lots of them in his wallet $BTC
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ZeroTrustDisciple
an hour ago
Cold wallet offline + private key unknown; hackers can't even find the door
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LpGrandma
an hour ago
If Satoshi could move, he would have done so already. Not moving is scarier than moving
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CoralSlippage
an hour ago
Hacker: I’d like to, but first tell me where the private key is
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AirdropFarmer
2 hours ago
Satoshi Nakamoto may not even exist—how can you steal from a ghost?
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GasWarSurvivor
2 hours ago
Satoshi's private keys were probably destroyed long ago. Are you stealing from thin air?
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BurnerWalletBard
2 hours ago
On-chain addresses are public, but private keys are like cosmic entropy—impossible to crack even by the time the sun burns out
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StableVault
2 hours ago
First Review
This is like asking why they don't rob the Federal Reserve's vault—it’s simply out of reach
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