Thanks for asking, @silverd510. I've always been into coins, for some reason, maybe because I could trade them for candy, cokes, and baseball cards, when I was seven years old, in like 1958. A few years ago I heard about Bitcoin, at like $1 (USD) but missed the boat. I could have easily been a Bitcoin millionaire, but I probably would have sold out when Bitcoin hit parity with Gold at around $1,000. But still would have had thousands of American Gold Eagles, instead of tens of thousands. I did get in and out of Ethereum & Litecoin, and now playing with house money, for fun, worth maybe a thousand minimum wage hours, or a quarter Bitcoin, in the USA. As for your question, I would never trade eleven Troy Ounces of Gold for one Bitcoin (100 million Satoshis.) With a world population near 8 Billion, I am considering trading for 1/8,000,000,000 Bitcoin, or 0.0026 Bitcoin (260,000 Satoshis) if my arithmetic is correct. I missed the Bitcoin Boat, like I said, but would still be in. Zero is not in.