Grayscale Bitcoin Trust
Grayscale Lines Up Jane Street and Virtu as 'Authorized Participants' if GBTC Converts to ETF
The owner of the $13.5 billion Grayscale Bitcoin Trust awaits an imminent decision from the SEC on its spot Bitcoin ETF proposal.

Grayscale Remains ‘Unequivocally Committed’ to Converting GBTC to an ETF
A July 6 deadline for an SEC ruling on the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust conversion application looms.

With Bitwise and Grayscale Decisions Looming, Spot Bitcoin ETF Approval Hopes Are Running Low
Final deadlines for approval by the SEC for the two investment firms' applications are fast approaching.

Grayscale, Bitwise Confident a Spot Bitcoin ETF Will Be Approved Soon
Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan pointed to a progression of approval decisions by the SEC that “ends in a spot bitcoin ETF.”

Grayscale Bolsters Legal Team With Top Obama Lawyer Ahead of Spot ETF Decision
Grayscale has hired Donald B. Verrilli Jr. as the firm continues its push to get its bitcoin trust converted into a spot bitcoin ETF.

Grayscale Bitcoin Trust Discount Widens to All-Time Low of 30.79%
The fund is one of the few ways for stock traders in the U.S. to gain exposure to the price movements of bitcoin.

Optimism for US Spot Bitcoin ETF Grows With Approval of Teucrium Futures Fund
The Teucrium fund gained the SEC's nod under laws that may apply to spot ETFs.

Grayscale Launches First Equity ETF Tracking New Joint Index With Bloomberg
New York-based asset manager Grayscale has launched the first equity exchange-traded fund (ETF) tracking the Bloomberg Grayscale Future of Finance index. This comes amid a pending SEC approval to convert its flagship Grayscale Bitcoin Trust into a bitcoin spot ETF.

Market Wrap: Cryptocurrencies Tumble as Global Investors Reduce Risk
Bitcoin is down about 40% from its all-time high, compared with a 10% decline in the Nasdaq 100 Index.

Crypto Trader Tantra to Liquidate After 'GBTC Discount' Widens to Record
The Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) has been trading at a steep discount since last February, but a further widening proved too much for one trading firm.
