Grayscale News

Another way to buy Bitcoin in stock form has surfaced.

Some stats indicate Bitcoin’s current rally could be more reliant on institutional investors than ever before.

Average weekly inflows into Grayscale’s products hit $250.7 million in the fourth quarter, capping off a stellar year for the asset manager.

Trading sideways for a while could be healthy for Bitcoin.

Stablecoin inflows into exchanges spiked right as the price of Bitcoin recovered above $38,000, on-chain data shows.

Grayscale is dissolving its XRP Trust and will distribute cash to investors after liquidating all XRP held by the trust.

The fund manager had temporarily stopped taking on new investors in late December but has now resumed for almost all crypto trusts.

Bitcoin bulls fight to hold the $40,000 level as support while many altcoins sell-off due to profit taking.

In fact, CEO Michael Sonnenshein says they're fueling Grayscale’s massive growth.

Bitcoin bulls bought the dip and produced enough momentum to send BTC price to a new all-time high above $36,500.

A long-term arbitrage play from institutional investors may explain why shares in Grayscale’s Ethereum Trust have tanked by 50% in two weeks while Ether rallied 75%.

Grayscale Investments is the latest major crypto player to drop its association with Ripple's token.

The institutional herd has arrived to the Bitcoin market as institutional platforms see record-high volume.

Grayscale brings its total assets under management above $20 billion in time for the start of 2021 as BTC demand intensifies.

A Grayscale spokesperson confirmed to Cointelegraph that the fund manager didn’t dump massive stakes of XRP and XLM.