I would like to ask them at least one question around those ever more emerging ICOs and projects that are centering their product around the facilitation of new cryptocurrencies/ICOs/blockchain projects.

Very simplified speaking, without even touching the complexity of all those projects, these are basically doing so using a more or less predefined set of code blocks (examples: Matrix AI Network [MAN] aiming at doing so with the help of artificial intelligence, Coinstarter [STAC] trying to facilitate the launch of ICOs, TRON [TRX] enabling its blockchain for the creation of new currencies, Unibright [UBT] planning to enabling business integration into the blockchain). Considering the fraud allegations that several projects had to face recently (e.g. take TRON for allegedly copycatting large parts of their code),

• what would these and other similar projects have to (legally) provide to circumvent "producing" dozens of ICOs, cryptocurrencies and projects with very similar code snippets that could be considered as copied from each other by the media?

And maybe a rather silly question out of sheer curiosity,

• what if the price of BTC rises to such heights that its current number of digits are not enough to provide for the least digit possible being a resonably small amount/fraction of any fiat currency? Did I make myself clear enough? I am not sure if this could ever happen, but that's the reason I'm asking :)