I do have in mind a second scenario inspired on what happen on cryptopia a month ago with coin 1337. 1337 has to hard fork every time it reduces it's staking reward, reduced by 1/2 every 3 month. Because of this during the fork....guess.....the wallets are locked. Nobody can deposit 1337. Like what will happen to btc. Because of this it generated a shortage of 1337 on the exchange and the price jumped from 2-3 satoshi to 25....coming back to 2-3 satoshi after the wallets were unlocked and 1337 coins could come on the exchange and fill the demand. If something similar happens to BTC...and BTC price goes "beyond the moon", and I can buy with my 0.4 BTC 3-4-5 times the ETH i would normally buy.....I forget about the above scenario, stop the marginal, loose the interest and buy the eth. After that...if there will be BTC funds on the loan market, but I doubt that....I will open a marginal and buy more eth on loan at that price putting my bought eth as guarantee on marginal. What would make me laugh .....die of laughing....is to really buy ETH at 0.001 BTC because of the BTC price going up....That would be something.... :))) Like get drunk and forget the rules....but I don't really see myself getting that lucky:))))