Since we're discussing where to go in the future with this, a few thoughts:
You remarked a while ago, Chippie, that this might be a once in a lifetime investment. I agree. For myself, I have only had three really satisfying investments in my whole life (not that I have spent my life devoted to good investments) and this is probably going to out-do the other two by miles. There will be anti-climax afterwards (if it works!), but we don't want to end up like those child stars who sadly spend their lives trying to relive the thrill of something that frankly they were simply plain lucky to get in the first place. (Emearg, I think I can hear you saying something about counting eggs... quite right.) So, if this works out as well as we hope, let's just enjoy the ride and not get too hung up looking for the next one.
Secondly, the future of Blis is still going to be heavily affected by the current outlook. When the market slumps currently, the Blis price hardly has anywhere lower left to go. But once it succeeds, it could start going up and down like a yoyo. Look at the recent dramatic slide of dairy-related shares on the NZX, for example. For myself, I think the next few years are going to see some wild rides generally, regardless of the current warm glow. Many obviously think such a wild ride might happen again this year. Whatever, as Blis goes up, the market's ups and downs are likely to be distressing for the Blis price. It's already going up, so that could start soon.
And thirdly, because I'm not expecting a repeat of Blis any time soon, I expect to salt away any rewards into a more conservative rainy day fund. The seven fat years and the seven lean years, so to speak.
Just some thoughts.