Grayscale GBTC holds approximately 272,000 BTC, and ETHE holds approximately 2.629 million ETH

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Odaily2024/07/24 06:33

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Odaily News Grayscales official data shows that as of July 23, Grayscale GBTC held 272,050.6747 BTC, with an asset management scale (non-GAAP) of US$17,817,926,293.57 and 306,650,100 shares in circulation; Grayscale ETHE held 2,629,289.0671 ETH, with an asset management scale (non-GAAP) of US$9,089,057,911.43 and 310,158,500 shares in circulation; Grayscale ETH held 292,262.9891 ETH, with an asset management scale (non-GAAP) of US$1,010,309,313.99 and 310,158,500 shares in circulation.

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