It is still too early to feel the effect, but the ETf decision is affecting bitcoin in some point, we have seen a falling down price, but I don't think it is going to affect too much, the trust level for bitcoin is still high, the rejected ETF news also not too being noticed by bitcoin user, so as long as we believe and still used bitcoin then bitcoin will survive and will be on top

What i find just a bit strange is the fact that many had high hopes regarding the ETF and it was such an important thing and would send us to the moon. Now after the ETF wasn't approved everybody is talking about how unimportant it was anyways. I see no (or not as many as expected) this is the end posts and the price so far seems to stay more or less stable. This is strange to me and it seems like a we can't change the facts, so we change the attitude. But on the other hand Bitcoin is behaving irrational and inconsistent for a while now, so no news there.
I'm just waiting for the next ETF decision to see history repeat itself.

As people's expectation was not approved by SEC stating few reasons, now once after the rejected statement got revealed the price fell down and soon grew nearing $1100. This makes people not to think of the etf anymore.

I think the decision on the ETF is not something that objectively damages bitcoin. It is true that a sudden and exaggerated increase in price was expected if the motion were approved. Who knows if this could also have produced a bubble? The fact is that the denial is not something that, in my opinion, implies damage but should give us back to the situation that occurred just before speculation and perhaps this is what is happening now, although you never know.

As a newbie on this matter you would really not care at all but if you do know more knowledge about bitcoin you will surely care on what the community is talking about.You would once care for the price of bitcoin later on. Back to topic,seems like ETF rejection didnt affect bitcoins price at all and its just a like a small scale decrease.

I see no sense in caring about the ETF decision when they didn't even care to talk about Bitcoins. I have personally watched Angelo saying that, "We have nothing for Bitcoins, so please stop asking." That is just a bullshit way of dealing with something that is taking over the world with great confidence, and these guys are still into those traditional ways and doesn't seem interested in Bitcoins, but I think they will regret.

People DO care about the ETF, but its importance in the larger picture is very minimal. Demand is the only real factor that matters for Bitcoin, and as long as the demand keeps increasing, the price will too. The ETF would be a welcome tool that would allow institutional investors to take positions into Bitcoin, so in that regard, everyone saying that it's a non event is basically an......  Scary sheeps are shaken out of the market, that's the good side of the ETF rejection.

Now the price the same as before the ETF decision.

I think that you're right.
It's a little early to think about Bitcoin's ETF situation to have a huge impact on the price of Bitcoin because most people are not on the computer 24/7. Big investors may not even know about it until the news about it goes on Mainstream news broadcast stations.

If the price of Bitcoin gets a huge dump then I think that the Bitcoin Markets will have a DDoS attack and the attackers will try to keep the price up as long as possible.