Grayscale is launching options trading on its Bitcoin ETF products tomorrow, following BlackRock's successful trading start. With strong demand in the sector, Grayscale aims to capitalize in a rapidly growing market, although its past performance raises questions about future success.
Grayscale has completed reverse share splits for its Bitcoin and Ether ETFs, boosting their prices by 5x and 10x respectively.
Grayscale Investments plans to offer options trading on its Bitcoin ETFs, catering to increasing investor interest. This move aligns with recent trading surges in BlackRock's offerings.
Grayscale plans to launch Bitcoin ETF options after BlackRock's successful debut, using a covered call strategy to boost returns.
Grayscale updates its Bitcoin Covered Call ETF prospectus, suggesting new income-driven strategies following CFTC's Bitcoin ETF options approval.
Grayscale has filed an updated prospectus for its Bitcoin Covered Call ETF following CFTC's approval for Bitcoin ETF options. The ETF aims to generate income through strategic call and put options, backed by Bitcoin or GBTC as collateral. This is part of Grayscale's ongoing strategy to offer diverse crypto investment products.
Grayscale promotes a new Bitcoin Covered Call ETF to provide investors exposure to Bitcoin, although it hasn’t been assigned a trading code yet.
Grayscale is introducing a Bitcoin Covered Call ETF to enhance income through BTC options trading, as reported by COINOTAG News. Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart discussed the progress in Grayscale's ETF offerings.
Grayscale BTC sees a notable net inflow of $54.4 million, suggesting increased institutional interest, while ETH experiences outflows, as reported by Farside Investors on November 19th.
The US spot Ethereum ETFs attracted $515 million in weekly inflows, setting a new record since their debut. Institutional interest is rising as investors prepare for a crypto bull run, with BlackRock's ETHA and Fidelity's FETH among the top gainers. Bitcoin ETFs also saw significant inflows of $1.67 billion.
Bitcoin and Ether ETFs by Fidelity, Grayscale, and others experienced $430M outflows, closing in red after consecutive losses.
Goldman Sachs has made a significant $718 million investment in Bitcoin ETFs, including BlackRock's IBIT and Grayscale's GBTC, reflecting increased institutional interest.
Goldman Sachs has invested $718 million in Bitcoin ETFs, signaling growing institutional interest. The bank significantly increased its holdings in BlackRock and Grayscale Bitcoin ETFs.
Goldman Sachs invests $718M in Bitcoin ETFs, signaling increased institutional interest, particularly in BlackRock iShares and Grayscale. This move reflects a trend of traditional financial institutions embracing cryptocurrencies.
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, has reached $42.56 billion in assets, achieving this milestone six times faster than any other ETF. The company's rapid BTC acquisitions, almost 9,000 in the last 24 hours, contribute to its market dominance.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are experiencing significant inflows, with Fidelity, Grayscale, and Bitwise taking leading positions. Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $39.26M, while US Ethereum spot ETFs attracted $4.47M daily. Fidelity’s FBTC and Grayscale dominate the Bitcoin space, with Bitwise taking the lead among Ethereum ETFs.
Ethereum ETFs in the US have seen a record $295 million inflow, with Fidelity's ETF leading with $115.5 million on November 11. BlackRock, Grayscale, and Bitwise also reported significant inflows.
The SEC has delayed the approval of Options on spot Ethereum ETF products, impacting issuers like Bitwise and Grayscale, which has led to speculation on future approvals and market effects.
The SEC has delayed its decision on Ethereum ETF options trading on the NYSE, impacting ETFs like Bitwise Ethereum, Grayscale Ethereum Trust, and Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust. This postponement is due to the need for more review time.
Grayscale Investments plans reverse share splits for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs to optimize their funds.
The SEC is considering approval of Ethereum ETF options including Bitwise Ethereum ETF and Grayscale Ethereum Trust.
The SEC is considering approving options for Ethereum ETFs including those from Bitwise and Grayscale.
The SEC has started reviewing Grayscale's proposal to convert its Digital Large Cap Fund into a multi-crypto ETF, marking the beginning of a 240-day review period.
The State of Michigan Retirement System has expanded its crypto investments by acquiring Ether-based ETFs, specifically through Grayscale Ethereum Trust and Grayscale Ethereum Mini Trust, as per an SEC filing.
Michigan's State Retirement System becomes the first state pension fund to invest in spot Ethereum ETFs through Grayscale.
Michigan State Pension Fund invested $10M in Grayscale's Ethereum Trust, marking a significant move. This investment includes an additional $1.1M in Ethereum Mini Trust. It's the first US state pension fund to invest in ETH ETFs, having previously invested in ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF.
The State of Michigan Retirement System (SMRS) marks a milestone by investing in an $11 million stake in Ethereum ETFs, showcasing a growing interest in digital assets beyond Bitcoin among state pensions.
The State of Michigan Retirement System has made a significant investment in Ethereum ETF, owning 460,000 shares valued at $10 million by the end of Q3.
The SEC is reviewing NYSE Arca's proposal to convert Grayscale's Digital Large Cap Fund into an ETF, a key development for multi-crypto asset products in the U.S.
