A crypto investor, Crypto Tony, believes that since the market is often controlled by large investors, market conditions can change at any time. A temporary increase in the price of Bitcoin may be a strategy used to increase liquidity in the market. That is why he wanted to know the opinion of his followers on the X twitter platform for the purpose of investors.
Tony thinks people are blindly investing because Bitcoin ETFs will be approved, what if it isn't? Some disagreed with his statement, saying they felt the SEC was too late to approve Bitcoin ETFs, and that is why they would approve the ETFs. Crypto Simon, a famous trader who agree with Tony, shares the same view that if ETFs are not approved, there could be a big fall in cryptocurrencies, which he believes everyone should be prepared in advance.
Bitcoin reached its highest price in the last 1 year and four months with its price rising above $35000. However, Bitcoin has been quite bullish recently based on a fake news story about ETFs Approval. Despite the rumors, Bitcoin movement still in bullish trend.
In this situation, if Bitcoin ETF applications are not approved, will Bitcoin not be bullish? Only 2 months left of this year. We expect a potential halving event for Bitcoin in the coming year of 2024. If the Bitcoin ETF is not approved by this time, could we still see a bullish movement in Bitcoin price Until the Halving event ends?
Bitcoin had experienced "pumps" way before crypto ETFs were announced. I'm sure it will do fine if the SEC decides to delay the spot application again. The halving event, combined with the (hopeful) approval of a spot ETF by the SEC, should lead BTC all the way to "Mars". The question is not "IF" it will happen, but rather "WHEN". You can see prices are beginning to rise even when there hasn't been an official confirmation by the US regulatory agency. Imagine how far BTC will go once institutional investors join the game.
Keep in mind that BTC was initially created as an alternative digital currency to Fiat. Not a store of value. It's just that "Wall Street" changed people's perception about it. Decentralization is what matters above all else. As long as Bitcoin stays that way, there should be nothing to worry about.