Nearly a month ago, former Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom announced that he was working on a brand new version of the cloud storage and hosting service with enhanced security and privacy features.

This project now has a launch date of January 20, 2017. It will also offer a white-label option, which means that you can use the hosting service with your own domain name for free. Plus, it’ll also fetch remotely hosted files (that aren’t stored on your server) that you link to, and upload them to your account. Dotcom added that it will offer increased anonymity and will be “a nightmare for those who want to mass surveil & censor.”

In addition, he said that Megaupload file transfers will be linked to Bitcoin microtransactions, which seems to indicate that users who upload files that are frequently download will earn some cryptocurrency for their efforts.

Dotcom also mentioned something called Bitcache, which might be a Bitcoin wallet tied to your Megaupload account. It isn’t clear how this will work, but Dotcom said that the ‘cache’ in Bitcache refers to a solution to Bitcoin’s existing blockchain limitations.

Kim Dotcom predicts that his new ventures will cause the value of Bitcoin to surge to $2,000 in 2017, up from the current exchange rate of about $579.