EZ_money : yes, a BTC ETF is a derivative of Bitcoin, which is a derivative of the dollar, which is supposed to be representation of something of value, but without anything backing it up there's no accountability, no value...for either.

EZ_money : they like to create these assets out of thing air, helps them control other assets, ETFs have fees you have to pay into

EZ_money : if the ETFs start losing money they stop paying dividends

A_Kid : Explain. That is not possible unless you've held it for a while. This ETF is meant to be a short-term play. Here's an example: If you bought the stock at $10 and it goes up 10%  in a day, it is now $11. If it goes down 20% after that, it is now $8.8. If it goes up another 10%, you would only be at $9.68. Therefore, even though the stock went up a total of 20% and went down 20%, the stock price is slightly under is original price of which you bought it at. Do you understand?

BFSkinner : Always good to take profits. Btc ain’t done though. And you will miss the monthly dividend

EZ_commander : You will regret not to take full profit now, 100s