I think that the commission will approve one of all applications and this will be quite enough for the market

All the SEC rejections are based on this “(5) The rules of the exchange are designed to prevent fraudulent and manipulative acts and practices, to promote just and equitable principles of trade, to foster cooperation and coordination with persons engaged in regulating, clearing, settling, processing information with respect to, and facilitating transactions in securities, to remove impediments to and perfect the mechanism of a free and open market and a national market system, and, in general, to protect investors and the public interest; and are not designed to permit unfair discrimination between customers, issuers, brokers, or dealers, or to regulate by virtue of any authority conferred by this chapter matters not related to the purposes of this chapter or the administration of the exchange.”

Early Bitcoin ETF proposals were also rejected but there's a news again that it's not that late for the previous ETF rejects.

https://www.coindesk.com/sec-says-it-will-review-bitcoin-etf-rejections/
https://cointelegraph.com/news/us-sec-to-review-rejection-of-nine-bitcoin-etf-applications

This is the good news, I also didn't see any negative reaction of the market which is perfect.

I don't think you should believe everything you read on Reddit, they're no experts that can give the final verdict regarding ETFs. If you were keeping a close track of bitcoins ETFs, then you would have noticed none of them qualified as per the existing rules, also they were not filed properly and a majority of them were not even known brands.

There'll definitely be an Sec approved etf, and therefore i'm keeping my fingers crossed for the Cboe etf, as I'm positive that it shall be cleared. Once it's cleared it'll lead the rally of bitcoins as that's the only legit etf out there.

Perhaps they wouldn't, because all of the postponements for sure, regardless of all the considerations, would be inevitably rejected due to bitcoin's 'susceptibility to price manipulation' which I think makes sense on the side of SEC's standards. No matter how good ETF proposals are, price manipulation for bitcoin is always present, no matter how hard the regulations are trying to minimize or eliminate it. Perhaps these people could just divert their energy and attention towards other aspects and areas, just not ETFs which we know will never, ever be approved no matter how hard they try.

In fact, the SEC is right on the one hand. many people have a great opportunity to manipulate the price of bitcoin. However, on the other hand, the SEC intends to use these manipulations themselves, but they will not be physically allowed to do it.

I think this condition will change if bitcoin is able to develop further, the thing that has been feared all this time is the value of bitcoin that is fluctuating and unclear consumer protection against hackers that so far has happened, if bitcoin is able to handle it then most likely the SEC will accept BitcoinETF

First of all we are yet to see the first real BTC ETF get rejected (or approved)> All the ones that got rejected until now were trying to base their profits on futures or the price indexes of certain exchanges. Since the exchanges aren't fully regulated and are prone to manipulation ETFs that don't hold real BTC could go bankrupt at any time.
If VanEck gets rejected things will look bad for the etfs, but I have faith in Hester Peirce

Of course, someday there will be some ETF bitcoin, or you think that the governments will allow 5 years from now, that there is have exchange that is not regulated to operate normally. I even think that all governments should already ask the exchange licenses, we can not close our eyes and let exchange as yobit exist and to continue and render bad services, this is becoming a scary. How many people have lost money because the exchange has withheld these people's money? What was the punishment Yobit has suffered to this day because hold money from many people? we do not even know who the yobit owner is, where is yobit located? we do not know anything And we still want the Bitcoin ETF to be approved? we need more time for everything to be properly regulated