Grayscale Bitcoin Trust has a negative premium rate of 32.98%

[Grayscale Bitcoin Trust negative premium rate reaches 32.98%] On August 18th, according to the data on the Tokenview chain, the total holdings of Grayscale reached 21.192 billion US dollars, and the trust premium rate of mainstream currencies is as follows:

BTC, -32.98%;

ETH, -24.77%;

ETC, -62.58%;

LTC, -30.37%;

BCH, -20.83%.

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Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) Negative Premium Expands to 35%: Jinse Financial News, According to YCharts data, Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) has a negative premium after the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) rejected its spot Bitcoin ETF application Once expanded to 35%. At the same time, the price of Bitcoin continued to fall, currently falling to around $19,000. Grayscale is the world's largest encrypted asset management company, and its Bitcoin Trust has nearly $12.9 billion in assets under management. GBTC is now trading at just $12.28 per share (0.00064BTC). [2022/7/1 1:43:16]

The current negative premium of Grayscale Bitcoin Trust products reaches 29.39%: Jinse Finance reported that according to Coinglass data, the negative premium of Grayscale Bitcoin Trust is 29.39%, the negative premium of Ethereum Trust is 33.87%, and the negative premium of ETC Trust is 54.21% %, the negative premium of LTC Trust is 36.69%, and the negative premium of BCH Trust is 21.34%. [2022/6/6 4:04:13]

Encryption trader: Grayscale Bitcoin Trust Fund lacks a redemption mechanism: On June 12, an encryption trader and analyst Qiao Wang stated on Twitter that Grayscale Bitcoin Trust Fund (GBTC) lacks a redemption mechanism, namely The issuer repays the security holders before the security matures. Generally speaking, investors can redeem some or all of their funds, but not Grayscale GBTC.

However, Grayscale can trade at a sustained discount to NAV. Before this mechanism was established, GBTC investors were nothing more than Grayscale's "sponsors" (U.Today) [2020/6/12]