From my perspective, this situation underscores the constant evolution of the financial world. ETFs, by offering diversification and lower costs, have changed the way many invest in the market. However, individual traders still have the advantage of agility and the ability to make quick decisions.
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Trading ETFs would reduce costs but move away from bitcoin's function as decentralized money. Certainly individual traders have more agility but they would have the limitations of the network against. How will it be solved? It only occurs to me that the bitcoin L2s play their role, but beware, lighting is becoming centralized because it is not easy to have a node and operate the channels. Thank you for your comment.