 One of the key properties of the decentralized technologies, as they see it, is persistence. So it's basically persistence of the ecosystem to grow. If you think of Bitcoin, it's growth, not in terms of price, but in terms of ecosystem. It's non-stoppable because of the incentivization mechanism that's embedded in Bitcoin as in different cryptocurrencies. So this persistence and kind of non-stoppable nature means that we will have a multi-currency world and we will need to deal with it in some way. I don't know what it's going to mean. I don't know what it's going to mean for monetary policies or fiscal policies, like how governments are going to deal with it, but it's going to be there. Fiat is going to be there and some sort of intersection of those two is going to be there. So we need to figure it out. So I've always seen Bitcoin as kind of a Swiss Army knife in some ways that it should have multiple purposes. It should be a store of value, but it should be a payment mechanism as well. Right now it seems to be falling more into the store of value camp. I would like it to be expanded to allow for payments. Back in the day I was able to send or show people how easy it was to use Bitcoin by just giving them a millibit, which was worth about ten cents back then. Now it's worth about ten dollars, so things have changed quite a bit. Unfortunately the transaction fee has also shot up with that, so I'm no longer able to be an evangelist for Bitcoin. What it's forced me to do is to look at other alt currencies, for example Ethereum. So I can now do that with Ethereum and using these great wallets like Jack's that have multiple currencies available on them, I can easily switch between each of these tokens as well. So I believe in a world where everybody will have cryptocurrency, some of the top ten market caps, and also a token or a cryptocurrency that they believe in, that they participated in, that they were part of the ICO. And I'm a big believer with anybody who has a smartphone will be able and has a wallet, they'll be able to exchange value and that will be crypto. I don't think that fiat will go away, at least for the short term, but in the long term everything's going to be cashless. And everything's going to be borderless. And the best way to enjoy and also use value or send value is through cryptocurrencies. I'm a big believer in that. I imagine the world in ten years, or in five years, I think in five years there will be no startups without token economy, because token economy helps a lot to bring value. If you ask me about the world in ten years, I see that we'll have two million cryptocurrencies for each company and individual, so you as a professional filming someone, you'll issue your tokens equal one hour of your working time, and when you hire employees, your token will grow in price because the liquidity of the token will actually change. So I can basically buy two hours of your time easily. If you're alone, it's not that easy. For companies it will change the stock market because the stock market currently shows the expectations. And if you're like Coca-Cola will issue one Coca-Cola token equal to half a liter of Coca-Cola, that means they can basically have free money based on what they do now. That's what they'll do like tomorrow or day after tomorrow. And so I truly believe that we'll end up with, let's say, barter on steroids. So in ten years you'll have electric wallets with 10,000 currencies in it. And then you say, okay, I don't understand how much money I own. And your wallet says, okay, it's like five Teslas or that amount of bananas. So basically people will always convert those kind of thousands of different currencies into the things they understand. Probably Bitcoin will be like a gold standard. No one knows. But I truly believe there will be thousands, if not millions of different currencies and doing a business without tokenizing it will be obsolete.