Alright, imagine you have a big jar of candy, but you can only get a few pieces every day. Now, if suddenly, the number of candies you get each day becomes even smaller, what do you think will happen? Well, people might want those candies even more because they become more valuable since there are fewer of them. That's kind of what happens during the Bitcoin halving. Bitcoin is like digital candy, and the halving makes it so that there are fewer new bitcoins made every day, which can make them more valuable over time.

Now, think about a super special toy that everyone wants to play with. Sometimes, instead of having the toy yourself, you can buy a special paper that says you own part of the toy. That paper is called an ETF. When a lot of people want to buy that paper because they think the toy is super cool, the price of that paper goes up. Similarly, when many people want to buy Bitcoin through ETFs, the price of Bitcoin can go up too because more people are trying to get it, just like the special toy. That's the way we see it. ¿What do you think about it?