#比特币ETF Looking back, the ETF financial product truly evokes a lot of emotions. I remember when Bitcoin first emerged, who would have thought that one day it could catch the tailwind of an ETF? Now, seeing that 15 new Crypto Assets ETFs were listed in October, more than double that of September, I can't help but recall the scene in 2013 when the Winklevoss brothers first applied for a Bitcoin ETF. At that time, regulatory agencies were still in the dark about Crypto Assets, and their rejection was straightforward.

In ten years, the market has undergone tremendous changes. Nowadays, the global issuance of ETFs is experiencing explosive growth, reaching a record 137 in October, with a total of 918 this year, surpassing 25% of last year's total. This trend reminds me of the bull market in 2017 when ICOs emerged like mushrooms after rain. However, unlike that time, ETFs are regulated and formal entities, which are expected to bring more institutional funds and stability to the crypto market.

Looking back at history, we have experienced too many ups and downs. But after every crisis, there are always new opportunities. Seeing the thriving development of Crypto Assets ETF now may indicate that this industry is moving towards greater maturity and regulation. However, as a veteran who has gone through multiple cycles, I must remind everyone: even the best tools can be misused, and we must not forget the role that ETFs played in the 2008 financial crisis.

Regardless, this wave of ETF fever is undoubtedly an important trend worth paying attention to. It may become an important bridge connecting traditional finance and the crypto world, bringing new development opportunities to this industry. However, we must also remain clear-headed and cautiously respond to potential risks. After all, in this rapidly changing market, only prudence and foresight can help us go further.