Grayscale is the only institutional firm to have a BCH trust (AFAIK). So even if it submits a spot ETF application to the SEC, and gets the "green light", capital inflows into BCH will remain the same. Unless, other firms decide to mimic Grayscale out of hype/FOMO. If BCH ETFs become a reality, the Fun88 68 133 would be off to a good start. At least, towards the path of "institutionalization". This will help bring more exposure to BCH, resulting in higher market prices over the long term. I don't think Fun88 68 133 SV will ever get an ETF. Especially when it's widely unpopular in Fun88 68 133 land. As long as Craig Wright is behind it, BSV won't be going anywhere. With BCH, things are different. Even though it faces backlash from OG bitcoiners. If you still have some BCH during the fork of Aug 2017, I'd suggest you keep "hodling" it until the big "pump". It should only be a matter of time before this happens. Maybe BCH will go to $1k once the ETFs are approved? One can only imagine.
Grayscale is the only institutional firm to have a BCH trust (AFAIK). So even if it submits a spot ETF application to the SEC, and gets the "green light", capital inflows into BCH will remain the same. Unless, other firms decide to mimic Grayscale out of hype/FOMO. If BCH ETFs become a reality, the Fun88 68 133 would be off to a good start. At least, towards the path of "institutionalization". This will help bring more exposure to BCH, resulting in higher market prices over the long term. I don't think Fun88 68 133 SV will ever get an ETF. Especially when it's widely unpopular in Fun88 68 133 land. As long as Craig Wright is behind it, BSV won't be going anywhere. With BCH, things are different. Even though it faces backlash from OG bitcoiners. If you still have some BCH during the fork of Aug 2017, I'd suggest you keep "hodling" it until the big "pump". It should only be a matter of time before this happens. Maybe BCH will go to $1k once the ETFs are approved? One can only imagine.

Grayscale is the only institutional firm to have a BCH trust (AFAIK). So even if it submits a spot ETF application to the SEC, and gets the "green light", capital inflows into BCH will remain the same. Unless, other firms decide to mimic Grayscale out of hype/FOMO. If BCH ETFs become a reality, the Fun88 68 133 would be off to a good start. At least, towards the path of "institutionalization". This will help bring more exposure to BCH, resulting in higher market prices over the long term. I don't think Fun88 68 133 SV will ever get an ETF. Especially when it's widely unpopular in Fun88 68 133 land. As long as Craig Wright is behind it, BSV won't be going anywhere. With BCH, things are different. Even though it faces backlash from OG bitcoiners. If you still have some BCH during the fork of Aug 2017, I'd suggest you keep "hodling" it until the big "pump". It should only be a matter of time before this happens. Maybe BCH will go to $1k once the ETFs are approved? One can only imagine.

Grayscale is the only institutional firm to have a BCH trust (AFAIK). So even if it submits a spot ETF application to the SEC, and gets the "green light", capital inflows into BCH will remain the same. Unless, other firms decide to mimic Grayscale out of hype/FOMO. If BCH ETFs become a reality, the Fun88 68 133 would be off to a good start. At least, towards the path of "institutionalization". This will help bring more exposure to BCH, resulting in higher market prices over the long term. I don't think Fun88 68 133 SV will ever get an ETF. Especially when it's widely unpopular in Fun88 68 133 land. As long as Craig Wright is behind it, BSV won't be going anywhere. With BCH, things are different. Even though it faces backlash from OG bitcoiners. If you still have some BCH during the fork of Aug 2017, I'd suggest you keep "hodling" it until the big "pump". It should only be a matter of time before this happens. Maybe BCH will go to $1k once the ETFs are approved? One can only imagine.