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Bitcoin’s price is expected to undergo a correction once spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are approved. This is based on the idea of a “sell the news” event, where the price of an asset rises ahead of major news or events but falls once the news is confirmed. However, some analysts believe that a material correction may not occur. They argue that the spot Bitcoin ETFs are highly anticipated and any sell-off will be quickly bought up. Additionally, they point to factors such as the upcoming BTC halving, global central bank money printing, and geopolitical uncertainty as supporting the fundamentals of Bitcoin. While logic may suggest a correction, cryptocurrency is seen as a “wild card” and doesn’t always follow logical patterns. Analysts predict that Bitcoin will continue to gain momentum in December, with early signs of institutional investors speculating on ETF approval. The industry is eagerly awaiting a potential approval window between January 5 and 10, which could bring mainstream focus back to the cryptocurrency market.