"Like" is a very basic expression for what many of us feel towards Satoshi.
He was the one who was able to build on what the Cypherpunks had previously
accomplished and bring Bitcoin to the general public in 2009. He's a visionary,
a revolutionary and deserves all the accolades we place on him.
As regards the 60 trillion dollars, I dont/wont give it any thought because it
will never happen for me, I see it as a waste of dream time.
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I don't think Satoshi managed to personally interact with enough people back in the day for them to like them personally, besides the fact he tried not to reveal personal information, in order to stay anonymous in the eyes of the world. So I assume that you mean "like" in the term of his ideas and visions for the building of this decentralized ecosystem known as Bitcoin.
I personally feel he did much, he was the pioneer of this ecosystem and movement in a moment when most of people felt skeptical on anything which had to do with finances and decentralization, because of the fallout of the 2008 crisis and the colapse of the biggest ponzi in history. That has much merit in my opinion.
He gave a an alternative to the trust-based financial system we all knew for decades...
I personally feel he did much, he was the pioneer of this ecosystem and movement in a moment when most of people felt skeptical on anything which had to do with finances and decentralization, because of the fallout of the 2008 crisis and the colapse of the biggest ponzi in history. That has much merit in my opinion.
He gave a an alternative to the trust-based financial system we all knew for decades...
how many people like satoshi nakamoto and what he has done for the world so far in cryptocurrency and what would you do with 60 trillion dollars without education to handle it 
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