While I appreciate that it is new to you, I was around when Bitcoin was unleashed along with some others around here I'm sure. The only reason it became valuable in the first place was due to Wikileaks. It sat around for quite some time before that. This, of course, implies that some people with fiat money had to get behind it, which by extension means that the custody of the chain was screwed around with and the network format that it was designed to model was changed. Hence, Bitcoin will value what its keepers value as a primary rule. Since its kingdom was built on Wikileaks, which held a lot of nasty kinds of things in its files, it will have a huge challenge to overcome supporting "dirty" things versus "clean" things.

What I like about the experiment is that it can change the publishing chain of command--I don't realistically expect it to reflect the value of the pieces involved, but admit it would be a pleasant surprise.