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July 29, 2019, 12:11:29 AM
#29
I have stop care about the etf, etf doesn't got the guts to accept crypto although it already proven that it help a lot of people, the etf will make the market to ruined again, so its better for etf to stay out of crypto world, its very useful if etf want to accept crypto, but all of this time etf just fooling around
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January 28, 2019, 09:28:23 AM
#27
I don't think too serious now about ETF because we see it's rejected by many times and I don't know what will happen later. I think we are enough for seeing another rejected of ETF and so far, we are fine with that. We wouldn't have any problem even if ETF rejected again. I think people now have been busy to recover their losses than to just thinking and waiting for ETF approval. But I am curious what will happen if ETF is approved, and how the market will react later.
Me too. I'm expecting a partial recovery if ever it does get approved since a lot of people, probably new investors, would see that as a good sign and get the confidence to jump in. But i doubt there will be any approvals soon. Probably not in the first quarter of this year.
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January 26, 2019, 05:08:32 AM
#26
I don't think too serious now about ETF because we see it's rejected by many times and I don't know what will happen later. I think we are enough for seeing another rejected of ETF and so far, we are fine with that. We wouldn't have any problem even if ETF rejected again. I think people now have been busy to recover their losses than to just thinking and waiting for ETF approval. But I am curious what will happen if ETF is approved, and how the market will react later.
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January 25, 2019, 07:58:34 PM
#25
Now ETF is no longer interesting to anyone and I think that everyone has stopped waiting for its adoption. The ETF market is a dumpster. A lot of things are accepted there and it is strange that bitcoin is still not there. So I think we should not focus on it, because it will not bring the long-awaited growth to the market.
It will be rejected again and that's expected already ever since they got rejected a couple of times before. It is not interesting to hope for ETF got accepted or whatsoever. It is now annoying to me that they don't stop pushing their luck to any limit that they might get accepted by SEC. I don't feel a market changes ETF ever got accepted because probably SEC won't just accept them.
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January 25, 2019, 07:50:48 PM
#24
Very good news. I think that this application has a chance of being approved. I think that at the end of spring, regulators will approve the ETF. You need to be patient and wait quietly.
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January 25, 2019, 04:39:57 PM
#23
New update about bitwise bitcoin ETF proposal
https://www.coindesk.com/nyse-arca-files-paperwork-for-bitwise-bitcoin-etf-approval

NYSE Arca would re-file the form to launch bitwise after government (SEC) re-open.
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January 25, 2019, 10:16:27 AM
#22
Now ETF is no longer interesting to anyone and I think that everyone has stopped waiting for its adoption. The ETF market is a dumpster. A lot of things are accepted there and it is strange that bitcoin is still not there. So I think we should not focus on it, because it will not bring the long-awaited growth to the market.
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January 25, 2019, 09:03:02 AM
#21
ETF is surely a big thing to expect in the effort to kick start mass adoption of cryptocurrency. Yet, in packaging these proposals, I think the guys that put up the proposals just do it for the sake of proposal. If not, how can more than 5 different submissions fail the same hurdle, the SEC?

The reason given by SEC? The market is prone to manipulation.

I would agree with what others have said, it doesn't matter how good the proposal is in paper, it will eventually rejected by SEC. Everyone who has been following this news, specially after the first Winklevoss proposal rejection in early 2017, that it will be a big mountain to climb to get that approval.

We might as well move forward and totally forget about it, we have survived the first 10 years without any ETF's so I will assume that we can go and continue without them in the first decade as well.
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January 25, 2019, 08:18:41 AM
#20
ETF is surely a big thing to expect in the effort to kick start mass adoption of cryptocurrency. Yet, in packaging these proposals, I think the guys that put up the proposals just do it for the sake of proposal. If not, how can more than 5 different submissions fail the same hurdle, the SEC?
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January 25, 2019, 08:17:28 AM
#19
I just don’t think we’re going to see an ETF approved in the near future. It doesj’t matter what’s proposee, it seems the SEC simply aren’t interested in even considering an approval.
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January 25, 2019, 08:13:27 AM
#18
We just have to move on even if ETF proposals for now are being denied this will never stop bitcoin but will be stronger in the future. More developments will soon be introduced in the blockchain even if there are no ETF the most important in this technology of bitcoin, the blockchain and all the cryptocurrency out there is the fundamentals that will give fair chance to every consumers and transactions.
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January 25, 2019, 08:05:03 AM
#17
I think it's time we all keep quite for these enemies of Bitcoin ETF and SEC. Of recent i have been thinking about the rise and fall of Bitcoin since the last bull run in 2017 but still wondering if the issues of ETF and SEC have direct impact on the general market. If this has direct impact then why can't we shun the ETF and SEC to continue with what we believe in?
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January 25, 2019, 07:53:15 AM
#16
We had fair well in 2017 even without hearing the word ETF, but immediately ETF discussion came on-board, the many ups and down of bitcoin started. I feel some what moved to suspect the SEC and banks in a conspiracy to frustrate/suppress the bitcoin growth and mass adoption. With less users, the bitcoin mooned to ATH, but with more users, the reverse is now the case. What do you call such scenario? Conspiracy of the rich!
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January 25, 2019, 06:30:08 AM
#15
the bull run will start with or without ETF.
it may be possible that we will never see this " bull run " again

yeah, from day one that bitcoin was created, anything was possible. it might have died in first thousand blocks and never meet the second month of its existence but it did continue existing for 10 years and not just that, it continued to grow and be adopted by countries as a currency too!
and since I don't believe bitcoin is dead, I'd say the chances of not seeing a bull run is zero.
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January 25, 2019, 06:10:04 AM
#14
the bull run will start with or without ETF.

it may be possible that we will never see this " bull run " again

Nobody talks about ETF's anymore...

With so many postponements people have lost hope and decided to forget about these ETFs.

A new Etf proposal was made yesterday by Bitwise :
https://www.ethnews.com/bitwise-hopes-its-new-etf-proposal-can-sway-the-sec

It's another proposal that will be rejected, so the best thing people can do right now is: forget about any ETF and focus on the concrete things. Do not count on things that are pending approval
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January 25, 2019, 05:30:39 AM
#13
It is quite a pity that Bitcoin has now become under the mercy of the regulators who are in the first place one of the big reasons why Bitcoin came into being and that is to bypass them altogether so we can never anymore be under their control.

why do you think that is?
don't confuse it when many people are wishing for regulations and ETFs these days with bitcoin being "at their mercy"! it is just those people who are fooled into thinking things such as ETF are good and necessary for bitcoin. many of them have motivations such as "profit" and they are excited about ETF only because they think it is the only way bitcoin can rise up!!!
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January 25, 2019, 05:15:23 AM
#12
Nobody talks about ETF's anymore. The market defended itself even after the recent pulling out of CBOE from the everyone's hope of VanEck-Solidx Bitcoin ETF.

what's the point of it when SEC continues to reject all of them.
I agree that there's no more point of applying for further proposals IMO. Even the earliest proposal from the Winklevoss twins before around 2016 IIRC was also rejected. Everyone also expects that this bitwise ETF proposal will have the same fate with the first' proposals.
Nothing else but to agree, each proposals haven't got a chance to be accepted, as factors regarding to manipulations still in big questions, people around SEC wanted to make sure that they've got a capability to control assets within their jurisdictions, knowing the principle of BTC, it will not get any chance
as security and stability will always be at risk.

As people around this Industry have nothing to expect unless they've seen the approval has been granted, but that's another story/matter to discuss.
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January 25, 2019, 04:44:41 AM
#11
It is quite a pity that Bitcoin has now become under the mercy of the regulators who are in the first place one of the big reasons why Bitcoin came into being and that is to bypass them altogether so we can never anymore be under their control.

I feel like that's taking it a bit too far considering this is just an ETF. The SEC's decision won't have any fundamental effect on the Bitcoin network or its transactions at all.

But then reality struck and reality bites so now the so-called bull run is hinged with the approval of any ETF applications now under the desk of the SEC. On the contrary, I don't believe that ETC can be the right trigger for any bull run. It must be the demand for Bitcoin and there is no guarantee that the ETF can be providing this demand in the first place as all of these things are just speculative. However, don't get me wrong as I am also excited in cases an ETF can be approved.

Yep, ETF approval is just one of the many possible catalysts. It's also the most obvious one at the moment, which is why people won't stop clamoring for it.
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January 25, 2019, 04:23:44 AM
#10
seen from the first ETF that saw the failure of the ETF and made the price fall, it seems that for the second stage it will be the same as the first stage, ETF can never be applied for bitcoin exchange, this bitcoin is free and will never be able to give circulation rules or whatever.
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January 25, 2019, 03:55:58 AM
#9
I personally do not give a single fuck about any ETF to be honest, price went to 20k before most people knew what ETF was. The moment people started to wait for ETF to boost price, the market just kept crashing, the bull run will start with or without ETF.

It is quite a pity that Bitcoin has now become under the mercy of the regulators who are in the first place one of the big reasons why Bitcoin came into being and that is to bypass them altogether so we can never anymore be under their control. But then reality struck and reality bites so now the so-called bull run is hinged with the approval of any ETF applications now under the desk of the SEC. On the contrary, I don't believe that ETC can be the right trigger for any bull run. It must be the demand for Bitcoin and there is no guarantee that the ETF can be providing this demand in the first place as all of these things are just speculative. However, don't get me wrong as I am also excited in cases an ETF can be approved.
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