Grayscale Connects Conventional and Digital Finance Through an SEC-Authorized ETF-Like Fund

The Grayscale Digital Large Cap Fund (GDLC) has gained approval from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to be listed on the NYSE Arca exchange, representing an important achievement for the

investment product. With this authorization, the fund will begin trading publicly under the ticker GDLC, giving investors a fresh option to access a broad mix of leading digital assets.

GDLC is designed to maintain a collection of digital currencies, such as

(BTC), (ETH), and other top cryptocurrencies, all allocated according to their respective market values. This structure aims to provide investors with exposure to the most prominent and highly traded digital assets, while reducing some of the price swings commonly seen in lesser-known or smaller tokens.

This milestone comes after a series of regulatory shifts in the U.S. digital asset market, which have made it increasingly possible for institutional-grade offerings to reach traditional exchanges. The SEC's green light for GDLC reflects a broader movement toward the acceptance and adoption of cryptocurrency assets within established investment systems.

With GDLC shares now available on NYSE Arca—a regulated exchange recognized for its liquidity—both institutional and retail participants will find it easier to invest. This listing provides a regulated and transparent approach to digital asset investment, without the necessity of directly holding the underlying cryptocurrencies.

The introduction of this fund marks another advancement in the field of digital asset investment vehicles and could encourage additional capital inflow into the sector. As Grayscale broadens its digital asset product lineup, the GDLC’s debut strengthens its role as a leader in connecting

between conventional finance and the digital economy.