Viewpoint: This "halving" has limited impact on the market, and this round of rise will be more dominated by spot ETFs

BlockBeats news, on April 11, Brian Dixon, CEO of investment company Off the Chain Capital, said: "If we look at the overall demand since the launch of ETFs, it has already had a huge impact on the supply in the market. Once the halving occurs, the supply will be further reduced, and it is logical that the price will rise."

FalconX research director David Lawant said: "This round of rise is the first time that Bitcoin has broken through its historical high before the halving. Some people are worried that the ETF has driven demand in advance, and maybe we will hover at the current level for a while."

Param Labs and Kiraverse founder and CEO Anthony Anderson also expressed the same view: "Since the beginning of the year, Bitcoin ETFs have seized the impact of the halving of supply by acquiring a large number of BTC."

BlockBeats previously reported that Fred Thiel, CEO of Marathon Digital Holdings Inc., a listed mining company in the United States, also said in an interview: "We think that Bitcoin spot ETFs The approval of the halving was a huge success, attracting capital into the market and essentially precipitating the price increase that should have occurred three to six months after the halving. This halving event will reduce the supply of Bitcoin by about 450 per day, which may have some small impact on the price. As Bitcoin miners, we are very excited about the halving, and this time the price did not drop before the halving, but rose. "#Meme #WIF #比特币减半 #CPI数据 #大盘走势 $BTC $ETH $BNB