Bitcoin

There's a lot of demand for transaction and there's a limited amount of manpool space. Right now it's kicking out everything below three sets per byte right now because the manpool is quite full. Transaction fees are not that high. It's just three bucks for a segue transaction to get into the next block but there's a big backlog on queue which makes that happen with a purging of low fee transactions. So I mean would you agree Simon that if in five years you can just like easily confirm a one-sapper byte transaction like Bitcoin has issues like we should be worried? Like should we be worried about the security guarantees of the Bitcoin network?"