@Michael Krug Thank you for the feedback

@Michael Krug that was my research here’s my response. Yes, miners are still valuable after all 21 million BTC are mined. Their role shifts from earning block rewards to earning transaction fees, but they remain the backbone of the network’s security and validation. As for Bitcoin itself, I don’t think we flip into a pure Bitcoin standard anytime soon. Stablecoins will likely dominate daily transactions for a long while, with Bitcoin serving as the reserve asset in the background — the digital equivalent of gold. Over the long term, if adoption deepens and volatility stabilizes, Bitcoin could evolve into the global unit of account. At that point, instead of valuing Bitcoin in dollars, we’d value dollars in Bitcoin. That shift is probably decades out, but the trajectory is clear.

@Michael Krug Spot ETF's are better than others if you ask me because they have to actually buy and hold the underlying asset, not just a place holder. They usually have better inflows. I'll have to look in up but I almost certain that you can trade for the actually asset in a spot ETF. I am very much so looking forward to staking ETF's... That is a game changer

@Michael Krug great long term decision IMO