No matter what happens, Bitcoin is expected to rise, especially with the upcoming halving event. Just take a look at the current market and how Litecoin has been surging in recent days. Although there is no news yet about Litecoin being accepted as an ETF, its surge is solely due to the halving event taking place next month. Therefore, it stands to reason that regardless of any regulations or whether Bitcoin will be accepted as an ETF, Bitcoin will definitely experience a surge as it targets the halving event next year. So, my advice is to not lose hope in Bitcoin and to continue Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) by steadily investing in it. By doing so, you can keep your pockets growing and potentially reap the rewards in the long run. Remember, the market is full of opportunities, and Bitcoin's future remains promising.
I get that bitcoin usually carries other cryptocurrencies with it when it pumps, especially during a bull run but why use Litecoin as an example here? It's stupid and it doesn't even add any form of solid argument to what you're saying. Furthermore, Litecoin's been in the shitter for so long with little to no price movement so I think you might wanna get your eyes checked as well cause it's either that or we're looking at entirely different charts.
But I digress, pardon my cynicism. I just think that you're being so passionate about the halving, supposing as if that alone will make bitcoin twice the value it was now when that couldn't be any farther from the truth. The halving is a regular event that cuts down the rewards for mining each block of crypto, the pump in its value is a mere side effect.