It has only been three months since nine US asset management companies launched Bitcoin ETFs, and they have attracted more than $50 billion in capital inflows. Even if calculated based on a 0.2% annual management fee, asset management companies can still make a profit of $100 million a year, which is more than the profits of many small and medium-sized enterprises. Driven by the theory of "really good", more institutions will support Bitcoin ETFs, which means that more funds can be attracted to flow into Bitcoin. Therefore, it is only a matter of time before Bitcoin breaks through 100,000 this year.