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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Bitcoin is moving from long-term holders into new addresses managed by ETFs
by
BitGoba
on 06/09/2025, 06:45:03 UTC
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Bitcoin is moving from long-term holders into new addresses managed by ETFs

Bitcoin ETFs, first approved by the SEC in January 2024 after more than a decade of denials, allow investors to gain exposure to BTC without the need to buy, hold, and store Bitcoin directly, avoiding the complexity of crypto exchanges and wallets. BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF alone now holds over $83 billion in assets under management.


https://finance.yahoo.com/news/bitcoin-etf-flows-save-btc-162652497.html

Bitcoin is digital cash. You don’t need banks or any intermediaries to hold it. Also, it’s not wise to hold Bitcoin in an ETF, because the entire fiat system is essentially a giant Ponzi scheme that will eventually collapse due to hyperinflation it’s only a matter of time. When hyperinflation hits, those holding Bitcoin ETFs, gold ETFs, or the S&P 500 will be left with nothing, as banks will likely close once the hyperinflation spiral begins. Even if banks continue to operate and pay out hyperinflated fiat, which melts like an ice cube at 50°C, what use would such a currency be when no one wants to accept it for goods and services

It should also be understood that the banking cartel controlling the fiat system, which is a privatized monetary system, and the Fed, belongs to private owners who do not want competition they don’t want any other form of money. They want to maintain a monopoly over currency. Their plan is to do the same as they did with gold coins lock everything in vaults so that gold cannot circulate as money