I understand that many people have similar concerns or worries, but in fact, since the Bitcoin (#BTC) era, some people have been bearish on the market. However, what is the result? Can the GBTC sell-off really prevent Bitcoin ($BTC) from breaking new highs? Moreover, you don’t have to worry too much about the cost of $ETHE, nor do you have to worry that low costs will cause Grayscale to dump the market. These Ethereum (#ETH) are actually held by users and have almost no direct relationship with Grayscale. The only relationship is the management fee of ETHE.
I am not saying that once the Ethereum spot ETF is passed, it will definitely rise. This is indeed unpredictable. But now ETHE’s liquidity is very good, and a lot of transactions were made yesterday. Therefore, how much selling pressure there will be and whether there will be any is not a certainty.
Of course, it is completely okay for you to choose to wait. When the price of Bitcoin was $46,000, many people chose to wait. As a result, those who did not buy at that time are now running to take over at more than $64,000. Therefore, whether to wait is entirely a personal choice, but sometimes, the cost of missing an opportunity may be greater.