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#GRAYSCALE - the renowned #bitcoinetf giant has introduced the Dynamic Income Fund.
The Grayscale Dynamic Income Fund (GDIF) will hold assets of 9 blockchains: Aptos, Celestia, Coinbase Staked Ethereum, Cosmos, Near, Osmosis, Polkadot, SEI Network and Solana.
The primary objective of the #GDIF is to distribute rewards in US dollars on a quarterly basis. Grayscale aims to capitalize on the potential of crypto staking, a process where users can earn rewards by participating in network validation activities.
While the cryptocurrency market experiences record highs, Grayscale's flagship product, the #gbtc ETF, has faced significant outflows. Since its conversion to an ETF on January 11, 2024, GBTC has seen a 33% reduction in #BTC holdings, amounting to record outflows of $9.266 billion. Reasons include high fees, competition from cheaper alternatives, and the sale of stakes by bankrupt cryptocurrency companies.
The Grayscale Dynamic Income Fund (GDIF) will hold assets of 9 blockchains: Aptos, Celestia, Coinbase Staked Ethereum, Cosmos, Near, Osmosis, Polkadot, SEI Network and Solana.
The primary objective of the #GDIF is to distribute rewards in US dollars on a quarterly basis. Grayscale aims to capitalize on the potential of crypto staking, a process where users can earn rewards by participating in network validation activities.
While the cryptocurrency market experiences record highs, Grayscale's flagship product, the #gbtc ETF, has faced significant outflows. Since its conversion to an ETF on January 11, 2024, GBTC has seen a 33% reduction in #BTC holdings, amounting to record outflows of $9.266 billion. Reasons include high fees, competition from cheaper alternatives, and the sale of stakes by bankrupt cryptocurrency companies.
