Yeah, being bullish and bearish is totally an individual sentiment and how they perceive the market, how much knowledge he/she has, according to that, a person makes predictions. I am bullish because I have very little knowledge of the market, but I think I am right because the market is bullish (no doubt of that) as its bull run, and we might see small dumps but for a temporary time. I also don't care about the supply because I read somewhere that, the supply which looked a lot back in time now looks too short for the whole market. I also have the same POV.
Haha.. I was enjoying my day with some anime episodes still pending but the reply forced me to react, I was quite busy for the whole week with my laziness, but I was looking forward to posting every reply from throughout the week's mentions. let us start with you. First of all Bullish and Bearish are not individual sentiments these are the infected emotions from the market momentum, if Bitcoin falls by 10k today and starts consolidating haha your bullish vibe will get wiped out due to the social feedback and human psychology, no matter how logically strong your bullish sentiment was.
So correct yourself with this, On the same time the Bitcoins supply was never considered a lot, its always treated as insignificant and the flow was just a matter of time (I mean distribution).
I don't have any knowledge about ETF approval, I mean are there any other BTC ETFs are in the pending state, or are you talking abut ETH's ETFs? You did not clarify on that. And talking about regulatory policy, I also don't have any information that makes me worry. By the way how much correction are you expecting from the market. Many are saying BTC can touch $40k or $45k (including me) do you think it can go that low. I don't think in real.
Perhaps it seems like you're consistently puzzled, but I can't quite grasp why we haven't had a satisfying discussion yet. It's as if I can't quite comprehend your current state. It's amusing to me because, knowing you personally, I sense a certain absent-mindedness lately.
Ah, I'm confident that if you take another look at the topic or simply reconsider the title, you'll find the answer to what I was discussing. As for your correction speculation, it seems you might be overestimating things here. After the halving of the production cost for Bitcoin, the correction might actually result in a higher figure than what you've mentioned. The maximum we might revisit now is in the range of 55k to 60k. Even that seems high considering the current developments. I don't foresee any significant dips coming our way soon. So, logically speaking, let's stand firm at 60k.