The logic is that, the ETF wasn't really approved, and when people just "assumed" it would, the price went to 49k already. That wasn't even the ETF, it wasn't even ETF getting properly approved. No, that was just people thinking that it was, there was a whole thing with the tweet of it and some paper at SEC and so forth, so people did have some proper reason to believe it was true. However, it was still just a wrong alarm, not the real thing. If the fake one made this much noise, how could we think that the real one would go down? I still do not understand how you think that would be possible at all.