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#机构资金流入 Recently, I found something interesting 🤔 Grayscale has submitted an application for a Bittensor ETF to the US SEC, called GTAO. What does this mean? I took a while to understand — it’s a signal that institutional funds are entering the market!
I’ve always heard people say "institutional capital inflow," but I was clueless about what exactly that entailed. It wasn’t until I saw this news that I suddenly realized: such a large institution like Grayscale applying for an ETF means that ordinary investors can buy this asset through official channels, without having to deal with the complexities of exchanges, wallets, keys, and other technical stuff.
This should be a positive development for the TAO project, right? It feels like once the ETF is approved, more institutional and retail funds will flow in. But I’m still a bit worried 😅 — is it already too late to get in now? What does everyone think about this? Can anyone explain to a newbie what stages an ETF approval goes through and when it will actually be available for trading?