
Grayscale pulls 3 altcoin ETF filings in 190 seconds
Grayscale withdrew SEC registrations for planned ADA, HBAR and DOT ETFs, saying no shares were sold and the filings never became effective.

Grayscale withdrew SEC registrations for planned ADA, HBAR and DOT ETFs, saying no shares were sold and the filings never became effective.

Grayscale's ETF withdrawal highlights a strategic focus shift, potentially impacting investor confidence in altcoin market diversification.

Cardano, Hedera and Polkadot registration withdrawals gave no reason for the retreat, while five other Grayscale altcoin filings remained preliminary.
With the CLARITY Act delay, can SEC rulemaking fill the gap left by the market structure bill?

Zach Pandl, Head of Research at Grayscale, believes that while the crypto ecosystem will not be immediately impacted if the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act does not pass, it could affect new investment activity in the U.S. as industry actors shift toward friendlier jurisdictions. Grayscale: CLARITY Act Not Passing Could Hamper Crypto Innovation in the […]
Grayscale Head of Research says the crypto industry can keep moving forward even if the CLARITY Act, the bill that would set US rules for digital asset markets, fails to pass this year. Zach Pandl said full passage looks unlikely in 2026, given the crowded Senate calendar and election-year politics. Crypto Ran 17 Years Before

Grayscale says CLARITY Act passage in 2026 looks unlikely, while the Senate prepares a Sept. 15 procedural test after its August recess.

The bill received a date for its next major Senate test, but moving forward is a whole other ballgame.

The delay in passing the Crypto Clarity Act underscores ongoing regulatory uncertainty, potentially stifling innovation and market growth.

Grayscale filed a Form 10-Q with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its Chainlink Trust exchange-traded fund (ETF) on August 7, disclosing $72.2 million in net assets after a rough second quarter for LINK. A Routine Filing With Alarming Numbers The quarterly report, covering the three months ended June 30, shows the Grayscale […]

Grayscale's ETF filing enhances LINK's market accessibility, potentially boosting mainstream adoption and regulatory scrutiny of crypto assets.
Grayscale's amended trust agreement makes near-full ETH staking the default for its $1.6 billion Ethereum ETF.

Grayscale's Mini ETF could reshape crypto investment norms, pressuring rivals to enhance offerings and adapt to evolving regulatory landscapes.

Grayscale added BNB to its Smart Contract Fund during its second-quarter review, giving the token a larger weighting than ether and solana. The asset manager also reduced exposure to Uniswap and NEAR across two other diversified crypto products. Grayscale Uses Q2 Review to Reweight 3 Crypto Funds Grayscale Investments has added BNB to its Smart […]

Grayscale's fund shift highlights evolving market dynamics, signaling potential volatility and strategic reassessment in smart contract investments.

Grayscale added BNB at a 30.6% weight in its Smart Contract Fund, ahead of Ether and Solana, while trimming UNI and NEAR during its Q2 rebalance.

Grayscale's fund rebalance highlights shifting market dynamics, potentially influencing investor sentiment and strategic asset allocations.
Grayscale Investments has named BNB (BNB) the largest holding in its Smart Contract Fund, handing the token a 30.6% weighting and pushing Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) out of the top spot. The shift landed in the asset manager’s second-quarter rebalance, announced August 5 and effective August 3. Grayscale trimmed several existing holdings to fund

The Grayscale XRP fund added 480,000 net shares in Q2 after a derived 3.94 million-share Q1 contraction, but net assets still fell.
Grayscale XRP Trust ETF disclosed selling more than $180 million in tokens during the first half of 2026, according to a new SEC filing that also revealed significant realized losses. The numbers show how sharply redemptions and falling prices have eroded trust over six months. What the SEC Filing Actually Shows A Form 10-Q is