 For how much will I sell my bitcoins in five years? For the market going price. The Bitcoin price is something to where you want it to be high but you also want it to be low so you can buy more. Bitcoin is an amazing technology, store of value and non-political currency and I think that people globally are beginning to realise the value of having a non-political currency, a global standard of value, a global standard of I'm very optimistic of the overall market, the Bitcoin market. I'm very optimistic on the ICO, let's say the overall ICO and number of cryptocurrencies and the market cap in general. My opinion is that there are way too many factors right now that influence the market. There are new investors, there are whales, there are market speculators. But we will have 99% of the bitcoins issued by the year 2032 and then the slope of the curve is very flat. For me right now I wish the Bitcoin price was extremely low so I can obviously buy a lot more and for it to go up. At the same time, like all technologies, Bitcoin carries some risk of still some risk of failure but if it succeeds it will be many multiples of its current price so the current price is a blend, a mixture, a balance of those different probabilities. And I think we're going to see a lot of volatility in all the cryptocurrencies and I think that we're going to see different states acting in different ways because this is a very big change that comes really, really fast. We need to remember that there are three billion people in this planet that need financial services and that really need Bitcoin. I think this year we've seen Bitcoin dominance go down because obviously so many outcoins, so many new coins coming up. I think the good price for Bitcoin in my opinion is somewhere around $5,000 of Bitcoin. Don't sell, hang on to them, unless you're not in a position that you can't sell, that you have to sell. But if you sell in five years, I can foresee the future but what people tell me, it's amazing if that continues that road. I think in five years I won't sell any of my Bitcoins and I don't think I'll have to sell them, I think I could just use the Bitcoins themselves. Looking at some of the models, it suggests that somewhere between $3,700 and $4,300 currently the market, the market is in many ways very wise because it reflects the decisions of many individual people making this assessment all the time. The important thing is that the overall trend is very, very positive for the last seven years and I believe that it will continue to be positive in the future years but the right strategy is long and I think it always have been. Five years a bit far, I mean we've seen how far we've gone so when I started Bitcoin was maybe $20, $30 in the market in 2013. That's when we started building the incubator. And that reflects the network value of Bitcoin, the number of transactions, the possibilities it has. So I think, you know, the current market is a good reflection of the current network value and it's a good place to be. It reached $5,000 I think a year from now. It could reach the double. So if we go five years, yeah, I mean let's say a range of $50,000 to $100,000. I believe that in fact having many different currencies is much better than having a few dominant currencies. The great thing about Bitcoin is that there is no politically centrally planned system where everyone says you must do this. I mean that's the whole point about Bitcoin. Bitcoin is anti-fragile. I think that we will see much more creativity this way and just like email is a world protocol for sending information and messages between people. Coin allows you, if you want to fork it, go ahead, it's free. It's Bitcoin is a free non-political currency and that's the genius of it and the fact that Bitcoin Cash was able to fork off relatively successfully, relatively without incident, to present a different vision of Bitcoin. I think we can all welcome that just as we can welcome other people. They can fork if they want. That's the freedom. That's the genius of Bitcoin in a way.