The reality here is that for a while Bitcoin started to sound like a broken record. Huge investor inflows into ETFs could drive up Bitcoin's price. Again, although the flow of ETF-investors has cooled somewhat, 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.
We need to go back to what we invested for in the first place. Do you just want to see the price of bitcoin increase rapidly in a short time or want to see progress for the long term. What bitcoin is doing right now, i dissagree if it is said to be a broken record just because some people think that Halving and ETFs will make bitcoin jump quickly and take advantage by getting out of bitcoin because it is considered profitable.
ETFs and Halving are only a small part of the events we face in bitcoin so there is no need to feel that bitcoin is failing and like a broken record just bcause your expectations do not match the expectations that occur.
We are not making a trade that only thinks bitcoin will be able to accelerate in a short time because what we are aiming for is a longterm investment that really wants a situation where we have financial freedom in the future with bitcoin . Its just that most people especially for beginners, are too referring to ETFs and halvings that have occurred and expect bitcoin to jump and get instant profits but they dont realize that investing in bitcoin is not like that in terms of concepts.