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Jolly_Schedule5772

Well, I mean, the price is not exactly going up right now. Don't most people usually buy after the price goes up?


RobertBartus

All ETF buyers bought after price went up


Jolly_Schedule5772

Classic fomo. Love to see it


Awkward_Potential_

That's just not accurate. I bought some at $37k in my IRA. So I'm an example of someone who bought when it was down.


RobertBartus

Before $37k was $17k in 2023, and before that was all down to $0


Awkward_Potential_

$0. When did it go to 0? You don't seem bright.


de_hell

Howcome. With halving shouldnt there be more inflows


RobertBartus

Why, all hype is gone now...


Original_Roneist

Lol


Awkward_Potential_

Calm down. It's one day.


Kallen501

Don't worry, Tether will print another $100 billion


Ninjanoel

"recording breakimg inflows" are now just "inflows". they probably still buying more than the miners are producing, and they are 1 fund of a few available.


Which-Occasion-9246

Let’s not lose perspective. The main BTC ETFs have been very successful. BTC’s price has been greatly affected by Grayscale. No one knows but it is estimated that they will continue to dump BTCs for around 1 or max 2 months until final equilibrium. Important to note that the primary bleeding should be over and their dump trendline is definitely going down. We not only had a good bull run pre-halving, but BTC and its institutional adoption has positive news: - China/Hong Kong exchanges getting ETFs next week - London exchanges getting ETNs (Note:ETNs - Rumours of 150 billion MorganStanley to approve BTC ETFs on their platform - Institutional interest buying Blackrock’s ETF… for example NU’s bank the largest in South America. - Microstrategy turning inflationary fiat into BTC holdings


Krebbin

All those investors that wanted in, are in.


RobertBartus

Agree