Meh, perhaps they'd be straight up denying these ETFs just like what they did with other promising ETFs that generated a lot of hype as well e.g. Winklevoss ETF and the likes. We are giving too much attention into things that don't seem to add any relevance to the ecosystem except hype and conditional positive events. There's a lot happening around the ecosystem that we simply ignore just because we want a massive price boost from the approval of these ETFs. Perhaps its time to focus on the fundamentals or a new algorithm for better power consumption of the whole network since the whole world (ehem, media) is bitchin' about it lately.