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Emory University becomes the first endowment to invest in a bitcoin ETF, signaling a shift in institutional investment strategies.

Peter Mintzberg's leadership at Grayscale may reshape the firm's direction amid growing competition from established financial giants.

Crypto lender Genesis has filed a motion to sell over $1.6 billion in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ethereum Classic held in Grayscale's trust products.

The approval of the motion could lead to significant selling pressure on Bitcoin, as seen in a previous instance of a bankrupt exchange selling over $1 billion worth of GBTC holdings.

Grayscale is seeking to convert its Digital Large Cap Fund into an ETF to address investor interest.

Grayscale introduces Aave Trust, providing investors access to a revolutionary decentralized lending protocol in the cryptocurrency space.

Ether ETFs saw $79 million in outflows, indicating waning institutional demand despite an 11% price increase in ether.

MicroStrategy is poised to hold more bitcoin than Grayscale, reflecting a major shift in cryptocurrency holdings.

Net outflows of $113.3 million from spot Ethereum ETFs driven by Grayscale's Ethereum Trust withdrawals, contrasting with net inflows for most new ETFs.

Ethereum's price decline of over 8% in 24 hours and 7.2% over the week, influenced by market downturn and sensitivity to ETF-related fund flows.

Bitcoin breaches $63,000 mark with increased trading volume; Grayscale records significant inflows; emergence of Bitcoin ETFs driving demand and liquidity.

Bitcoin surpassed $68,000 with a Monday rally after a period of muted price action, led by Solana which hit a five-week high.

Crypto prices surged following reports of softer inflation data, increased institutional interest in bitcoin, and big inflows into spot bitcoin ETFs.

Grayscale Bitcoin Trust announced a change in leadership, hinting at a potential return to asset growth from its current bitcoin holdings decline.

Bitcoin traded relatively unchanged, while altcoins like Chainlink and Flare Network's FLR token experienced gains.

Bankrupt crypto lender Genesis has filed a motion to sell over $1.6 billion in BTC, ETH, and ETC held in Grayscale's trust products.

Demand for bitcoin ETFs continues to increase as inflows into BlackRock's IBIT grow and outflows from Grayscale decrease.

Traders are now predicting a BTC price of $64,000 based on technical analysis and buying demand from institutional investors.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced sustained inflows, indicating growing institutional demand for Bitcoin investment options.

BlackRock's IBIT is now the largest spot bitcoin ETF in the U.S.

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) has surpassed Grayscale's Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) to become the world's largest Bitcoin ETF.

BlackRock's IBIT Bitcoin ETF surpassed Grayscale's GBTC as the largest such product, with significant inflows and investments indicating bullish sentiment in the cryptocurrency market.

Spot ether ETFs have garnered over $2 billion in investments despite $465 million removed, signaling strong investor interest overall.

BlackRock's ETFs have surpassed Grayscale's in assets under management, indicating a significant market shift.

BlackRock's success is marked by inflows to ETHA and outflows from Grayscale's GBTC.

Ether (ETH) price surged above $3,500 in anticipation of U.S.-based spot ETF trading.

Grayscale proposing low-fee Bitcoin Mini Trust from GBTC shares.

The new trust aims to offer lower fees with no capital gains tax for existing GBTC investors.

Grayscale's BTC ETF experienced $18 million in outflows, a record low since its launch.

Genesis selling shares due to bankruptcy process and high annual fees contribute to the GBTC product's consistent outflows.

Grayscale's Bitcoin Mini Trust offers a lower fee option for GBTC investors at 0.15%.

Grayscale's CEO expects GBTC fees to decrease over time

GBTC experienced $12 billion in outflows due to high fees

Approval of spot bitcoin ETFs in January led to significant outflows from GBTC shares.

GBTC has seen a notable decrease in daily outflows after hitting a peak of $600 million in March.