This dude lives in this town and has $400M of untraceable currency? It isn't untraceable, and by consensus the Bitcoin community could de-list all of the origi

This dude lives in this town and has $400M of untraceable currency? It isn't untraceable, and by consensus the Bitcoin community could de-list all of the origin block mining outputs. Alternately the creator could simply say that he deleted the private keys, which it seems likely that he probably did. They have always hung like a stench over the currency, people wary that one person holds so much of the reserves, with the ability to collapse the market completely at any time. I don't quite get the outrage about this article. He used his real name on the original paper, and he did something famous. That makes people look for him. The article sounds like it makes some leaps, however. He worked in shadowy areas, so that is proof that he is the original author? Where is the actual proof beyond innuendo? Someone tacitly saying "it is me" can as likely be someone looking for a little excitement and attention. It's also weird that he refuses to talk, but then his children are gregarious about it.