Exchange-Traded Fund aka Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF) is a fund that is traded on the stock market.
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission, aka the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
ETF = Gold X USD, Gold X Euro, Gold X IDR, Copper, Silver and various other mines and Bitcoin X IDR, Bitcoin X USD, Bitcoin X Euro.
ETF = asset money (gold, copper, silver, Bitcoin)
SEC = United States Stock Exchange
yesterday the American Stock Exchange (SEC) "REFUSED" Bitcoin funds were rotated on an exchange together with gold, copper, and silver. that's why yesterday Bitcoin dropped in price
(please correct me if I'm wrong), what your opinion about this?
I still wonder why people have attached too much significance to this ETF of a thing. Has Bitcoin ever being listed as ETF before now? Has it not been experiencing a steady growth from less than 1 USD in 2009 to even about 20,000 USD even without this ETF of a thing? I think we are just over hyping this ETF of a thing and giving it too much credence. ETF or not, Bitcoin will survive on as it has always been. Period!!!