Grayscale holdings data update: ETHE scale has dropped to about 4.8 billion US dollars
Grayscale officially updated the Bitcoin and Ethereum fund data as of August 15, as follows:
1. The holdings of Grayscale's spot Bitcoin ETF GBTC decreased to 230,878.3243 BTC, with an asset management scale (non-GAAP) shrinking to $13,173,139,123.02 USD; the number of circulating shares is 289,430,100.
2. The holdings of Grayscale's mini Bitcoin Trust BTC are at 31,358.7854 BTC with an asset management scale (non-GAAP) at $1,789,226,615.27 USD; the number of circulating shares is 353580100.
3. The holdings for Grayscale's spot Ethereum ETF ETHE are at 1,8921668742 ETH with its asset management scale (non-GAAP) dropping below the $5 billion mark temporarily standing at $482563102266 USD; the number of circulating shares is 223558500.
4. Grayscale’s mini Ethereum trust ETH holds a total amounting to 362662375 ETH with an asset management scale (non-GAAP) standing at $92490510825 USD; the number of circulating shares stands at 384868500 units.
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