With his resignation, Michael Sonnenshein, CEO of Grayscale Investments, has ended his ten-year tenure with the firm. Peter Mintzberg, who is now Goldman Sachs’ Global Head of Strategy, will succeed Michael Sonnenshein, according to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ). Michael Sonnenshein’s legacies are still plainly visible to everyone. As a
In a post on X (previously Twitter) on Friday, Grayscale announced the establishment of a “dynamic income fund” that would invest in proof-of-stake tokens. The fund, which goes by the ticker symbol GDIF, is reserved for authorized investors who have a net worth of $2.2 million or more, according to
Bitcoin (BTC) surged past the $71,000 mark, marking a strong start to the week following a brief dip in prices last week. The renewed bullish sentiment has been fueled by increased investor interest, with net inflows into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) again turning positive. According to Spot on Chain’s report,
BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF is poised to overtake the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) in terms of Bitcoin holdings within the next few weeks. As of March 22, BlackRock’s ETF holds approximately 243,126 Bitcoin, valued at $15.48 billion, with a steady daily inflow of around $274 million. On the other hand,
Grayscale Investments, an asset management business, has launched a new staking fund in addition to its spot Bitcoin ETF. The Grayscale Dynamic Income Fund (GDIF) is a recently established cryptocurrency staking fund that was detailed in a post on twitter. An announcement from Grayscale states that this is their first
The flagship cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC), is currently witnessing a downturn, with Grayscale, one of the largest holders of Bitcoin, engaging in a significant sell-off. This move has left investors and market analysts speculating about its reasons and potential impact on the global crypto market. The catalyst for this development came
Avalanche (AVAX) and XRP were added to three of Grayscale’s cryptocurrency funds, while tokens like Polygon (MATIC) were removed, as announced on January 5th. Funds like the Digital Large Cap (GDLC), Smart Contract Platform Ex-Ethereum (GSCPxE), and DeFi are affected by the new allocations, which are a component of Grayscale’s
Tuesday saw Grayscale Bitcoin Trust file yet another updated S-3 filing to the SEC in the United States. In light of the fact that the window for the possible approval of a spot Bitcoin ETF opens between January 5 and 10, 2024, this third amendment seeks to transform GBTC into
Dumping of cryptocurrency equities is ongoing as a due date for the anticipated approval of the spot Bitcoin ETF by the U.S SEC approaches. Following reports that Coinbase executives dumped their $COIN holdings, Cathie Wood’s asset management company Ark Invest allegedly dumped all of Grayscale Bitcoin Trust’s (GBTC) remaining shares.
Concurrent with Barry Silbert’s announcement of his departure from Grayscale’s board of directors, crypto asset management firm Grayscale filed an updated S-3 with the U.S securities regulator. Silbert is the CEO of Digital Currency Group, the business’s parent company. While the company waits for a judgment from the SEC, some
