The "vote" of institutional funds pouring into market confidence is usually seen as a "strong signal": on one hand, it represents mainstream capital's recognition of the long-term value of cryptocurrencies (especially Bitcoin), and on the other hand, it is a positive response to the current or future macro environment (such as inflation, liquidity, regulatory expectations). ETF tools lower the barrier for traditional institutions to enter, with new funds continuously flowing in, amplifying this positive feedback effect.
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The "vote" of institutional funds pouring into market confidence is usually seen as a "strong signal": on one hand, it represents mainstream capital's recognition of the long-term value of cryptocurrencies (especially Bitcoin), and on the other hand, it is a positive response to the current or future macro environment (such as inflation, liquidity, regulatory expectations). ETF tools lower the barrier for traditional institutions to enter, with new funds continuously flowing in, amplifying this positive feedback effect.