I think it doesn’t matter too much either way. Accepted, and one could argue that the suits will be “acquiring” bitcoin from those who already own bitcoin. Not buying more bitcoin. Conversely, rejected and tick-tock, next block. However, it all remains to be seen. If accepted and events follow gold’s spot-ETF launch back in 2003, then we might see BTC prices steadily climb over 7 years or so. Bitcoin is currently viewed as an asset not a currency in the fiat world. The big change will happen when it’s viewed as a global currency and that is likely a generation or two in the future.