 I'm interested in Bitcoin and cryptos as a store of currency and I'm wondering what ideas you have about storing as a store of currency and putting it to work such as trading, mining pools, things like that. Do you put your Bitcoin to work? No, I don't. That's one of the challenges with using this as an investment. There's a big difference between store value and investment. Something is characterized as an investment if it has yield, if it generates some kind of return. Maybe that's dividends in stocks or an interest payment in bonds, or something else like that. If you have real estate, you get rent payments from renters, and you have some kind of yield of reinvestment, so you're essentially parking your money. For a low amount of risk, you have a continuous return without eroding the capital. It's actually difficult to do that with cryptocurrency. Part of the reason it's difficult is because if you want to store this for long-term and because it is a digital asset, it's very easy for someone to steal it from you if it's on an online system. I have a small amount of Bitcoin, and my Bitcoin is in cold, cold, cold, cold, freezing, cold storage. In order for it to be in freezing, freezing, cold storage, it doesn't move. It doesn't get to be used for things. One of the interesting things about Lightning Network is that if you're already running a full Bitcoin node, which costs money, if you run a Lightning Network node on top of that, you can actually collect some money and fees by parking a small amount of Bitcoin in there to create payment channels for others. So just by routing payments through your Lightning Network node, you can earn a small amount of fees. So this is an interesting way to put Bitcoin to work, but it adds the risk that the money that's on the hot online wallet can be stolen. For most people today, the real investment, the real yield for these cryptocurrencies as a store value is really simple. They're not printing a lot more of them. So if you park it, you need a willing partner, you need a central bank that has, as its primary mission, to turn the national currency into shit. And if they do that, then your cryptocurrency appreciates in value versus the national currency because they're debasing it. Fortunately, every single central bank in the world is currently a willing partner in this race to turning all of the world's currencies into shit simultaneously. So all you have to do is hodl, and that is the ultimate return. Now, that doesn't mean that Bitcoin is an investment scheme. It's certainly not a get-rich-quick scheme. And I want to caution people, when you talk to others about this, make sure you emphasize the fact that this is a technology, and its primary advantage is creating systems of money that don't concentrate power in the hands of the few. That is the purpose. And in the process, it is not a get-rich-quick scheme. In fact, you can lose a lot of money by making some foolish decisions. And if you're not technically adept, you can lose money because it gets stolen from you, because it gets hacked, because you don't know how to use hardware wallets. There's all kinds of traps on the way. It's a get-free scheme. So get free. Don't get rich.