Grayscale Bitcoin Trust
GBTCSpot ETFNet outflowsGrayscale Investments · NYSE Arca · United States
Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) was the first regulated Bitcoin-exposure vehicle in the US when it launched in September 2013 as a trust. For years it traded at large premiums and discounts to NAV. In January 2024 it converted to a spot ETF alongside the new launches, but it keeps its historic 1.5% TER, far above the 0.19%–0.25% of its competitors. This has driven more than $23 billion of cumulative net outflows since the conversion, as investors rotate to IBIT, FBTC and other cheaper options. Grayscale launched GBTC Mini (BTC) as a low-cost alternative. GBTC still holds over $17.5 billion in AUM but its market share keeps eroding month after month.
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Last updated: Aug 01, 2026, 12:01 AM
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Grayscale Bitcoin Trust holds ₿ 153,886 in custody with Coinbase Custody. Each ETF share represents a proportional fraction of those Bitcoin, giving investors direct exposure to the BTC spot price without the operational risks of self-custody (wallets, private keys). The ETF tracks the BTC price via the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index index.
Live BTC price: $63,033 · BTC value in custody today: $9.70B
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