The reality here is that for a while Bitcoin started to sound like a broken record.
Bitcoin can never sound like a broken record. maybe it's you who doesn't seam to understand what you are saying. I find it problematic when you address a potential asset like bitcoin like that. I think you should invest more than talking those gobble-dee-gook talk, addressing bitcoin growth as such. Surely there are time like that when bitcoin grow so rapidly according to speculation but that doesn't mean all speculation Must align to the growth of bitcoin. Yea surely it might be dip down for some couples of weeks/ months but will not be staggering forever.
Huge investor inflows into ETFs could drive up Bitcoin's price. Again, although the flow of ETF-investors has cooled somewhat,
Yea surely most investors may cool somewhat as you may explain, but it may as well be vise versa that the more investors cool the more many investors also troop in taking advantage of the dip in price of bitcoin.
the momentum of capital in cryptocurrencies is considered to be increasing. But don't worry, we've seen this story before with Bitcoin. And experienced cryptocurrency investors know this has happened to Bitcoin before Again the price of Bitcoin is not going up, even if it plays an indirect role for ETFs, the main reason is that you have retail and top buyers investors like me who are not institutional investors, you will notice that retail investors are increasing their holdings in Bitcoin. As time goes by we can expect more institutional investors to start buying crypto.
Your choice of words explain more of affinity scam just as JJG may say. I think you should be more specific in your explanation by using the right word bitcoin instead of crypto. because both may be prone to misconception and contradiction and as well be misleeding.