Not sure what you're trying to say.
Sure the ETFs will find their ways to get to BTC. The rule is that they have to settle by the end of the day, as far as I know. That seems to be part of the rules.
Essentially I think we are at the start of a bullrun, the normal 4 year cycle.
Somehow I do believe Alts will behave differently this cycle. I do think Alts will lift itself with BTC lifting itself. Coming weeks/month(s) perhaps BTC is going down a bit further, but I see this more as sideways action with a relatively large amplitude.
Retail will always be rekt. I mean, the retail that isn't active yet, those that aren't too familiar with the dynamics of crypto, those who chase runups and go in/out all the time. Those who think they can make themselves rich quickly. Those who aren't too interested in investing. Those who don't have the patience and run when a token goes down 20/30%.
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I am implying that , like Gold, BTC will be controlled and manipulated by the large institutions. Maybe not in the short or medium term.... but folks calling for $1 Million by 2030-2035 are incorrect.
If BTC gets anywhere near $200k I will exit my very small BTC position
ahhh ok ... let's see what the market / institutional will do. as you know, BTC has a finite supply and when institutionals like to put massive amounts of funds into BTC, the value must be set to some higher number. that said, I don't think BTC will survive the length of time. sure, it'll be around coming decades, but it'll not be the mother of all chains anymore at some point in time. that fact may cause BTC never to reach 1M$ or whatever massive high-value peeps may like BTC to get to.
My BTC position is next to nothing, just have some from back in the days I didn't touch. a kinda of collector thing more than anything else.