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Third question: I agree with nic that I feel the halvening is over-hyped in it's impact on price given the tiny percentage of net new coins coming online each day. 

Does anyone have data for other fixed supply assets (I'm thinking rare cars or something) and how increased prices increases marginal sellers?

Second question: as far as I can tell a rough exchange fees to buy BTC is 1% - 2%.

Given the flat i.e. $5-$10 trading fee to buy an ETF and very low fees for holding the ETF, do you see consumers buying ETFs instead of buying via exchanges because of the fee structure?

We've seen a lot about the success of the BTC ETFs, but does anyone idea know what their cost structure is and how "successful" these actually are? 

Like how much do they need to have in AUM to consider themselves successful (particularly given the small fees they charge)?

Fun fact: did you know if you lined up every person in the world side by side. in a line around the equator, most of them would drown.

Can someone make a #frame live (daily) chart tracking net inflows/outflows to the BTC ETFs?

Elliot Wood

@ellio