I also need to know: How do insurers adjust my rates if my driving habits change? Does a bundle's convenience actually outweigh the savings of mixing and matching separate, specialized policies?

Yeah, you could say that altcoin ETFs make it easier for institutions to enter the market. However, this comes with some risks, such as greater market fluctuations. Additionally, the SEC is likely to keep a closer eye on things. It feels like investors are merely trading one problem for another — moving from issues with liquidity to dealing with compliance and price volatility.

Could the introduction of altcoin-focused ETFs, especially those with assets like Litecoin, really change the game? Might it lead to a more volatile market and create regulatory challenges for investors navigating the evolving landscape of crypto ETFs in the U.S.?