GBTC discount narrows to 33% amid buyout rumors, revived spot Bitcoin ETF interest

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GBTC discount widens to highest point in 2023

Ad Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) is trading at a discount of 47.35% to the underlying assets’ net asset value (NAV) as of Feb. 15 — a record low for the current year. GBTC shares are trading for $10.85 after increasing by 4.43% in the last 24 hours, according to ycharts data. Earlier in the year,…

Grayscale says recent events will not affect GBTC conversion case against SEC

Grayscale’s chief legal officer Craig Salm said on Jan. 12 that he does not expect the recent spate of events in the crypto space to impact its case against the SEC. Recent crypto events won’t impact Grayscale’s case According to him, the lawsuit is about “determinations on questions of law.” He added that despite the SEC’s…

GBTC shares jump 12%, narrowing discount to 38%

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Crypto stocks plunge to record lows, GBTC at 50% discount despite Bitcoin uptick

Several crypto-related stocks have seen their values plunge to new record lows despite Bitcoin’s (BTC) value gaining upward momentum over the past 30 days. GBTC discount rises to above 50% Grayscale’s Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) traded at a record discount rate of 50% on Dec. 13 following the US SEC’s defense of its refusal to approve…

Grayscale’s GBTC discount nears 50% causing further concern in community

Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) is trading at a record-low discount of 49.20% to the underlying assets’ net asset value (NAV), as of Dec. 8. Source: Tradingview According to ycharts data, GBTC shares are trading for $8.11 at a discount of 47.27%. GBTC’s discount raises crypto community concern The crypto community has become increasingly concerned with…

Community fears FTX implosion might affect Grayscale

Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) shares are selling at a record discount of 42.69% to the underlying asset’s value following FTX’s implosion and fears of market contagion. According to Ycharts data, GBTC shares are trading for $8.75 as of press time, which represents a 74% decline on the year-to-date metric and an 84% drop since Bitcoin…

Morgan Stanley just bought the Bitcoin (BTC) dip through Grayscale shares

Institutional investors’ interest in Bitcoin has refused to wane despite the continued price volatility of the flagship digital asset which has seen the asset rise to over $68,000 then drop to around $57,000 presently within the space of the last 30 days. An example of one such investor is a leading investment bank in the…

SEC filings show Morgan Stanley has doubled its Bitcoin (BTC) position

After its previous hostility towards Bitcoin and other crypto assets, Morgan Stanley, a leading investment bank, has increased its exposure to the leading digital assets per its recent filings with the Securities and and Exchange Commission (SEC) on September 27. Morgan Stanley Europe Opportunity Fund purchases more GBTC shares According to the filing, the multinational…

US: A historic gold investor is now buying Bitcoin (BTC)

Texas-based investment management firm US Global Investors has bought significant exposure to Bitcoin by investing in Grayscale funds. According to a filing to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published on August 30th, the company added over $566,000 worth of Grayscale Bitcoin Trust shares (GBTC) to three out of eight of its mutual funds….