Grayscale News

Rothschild Investment Corp, has acquired more than 250,000 shares in Grayscale’s ETH trust, and added 8000 shares to its BTC trust holdings — however the firm holds zero ties to the famed Rothschild family dynasty.

Grayscale continues to grow, passing $50 billion. That’s equivalent to the world’s second-largest commodity ETF.

Time Magazine has partnered up with Grayscale to drop a series of educational crypto videos and has agreed to be paid in Bitcoin.

Forbes ranks the top traditional asset managers, but who ranks the top regulated digital asset managers?

Assets under management for institutional funds have hit a record high of $59 billion.

The company is renewing its push for a U.S. ETF but offered no specific guarantees or promises.

Following the launch of Canada’s first Bitcoin ETF, shares in Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust have spent an entire month trading at a discount compared to spot BTC for the first time.

Managers bought $21 million worth of digital asset investment products last week, according to CoinShares. On a market-cap adjusted basis, Ether remains the most popular investment.

Demand for Bitcoin remains solid and is fuelling a "supply shock" that shows no sign of abating, even at $50,000 and higher.

Competition among institutional Bitcoin services continues to heat up as fees are slashed in time for a fresh herd of investors entering.

Inflows into Grayscale products continue to surge, while Bitcoin remains the preferred asset for institutional investors.

Institutional inflows have declined 59% this past week, but AUM is at an all-time high.

Livepeer price quickly rallied to a new all-time high shortly after Grayscale Investments revealed a new product offering.

Bitcoin bulls are making a renewed push toward $60,000 after the Federal Reserve and Morgan Stanley made announcements that could bode well for BTC price.

FIL, the native token of the Filecoin ecosystem, has rallied 40% in the past two days, catalyzed by two likely factors.