Grayscale’s mini BTC fund launched much later than its counterparts, after the asset manager’s flagship bitcoin trust (GBTC), bled large amounts of assets largely due to its relatively high fee of 1.5%. Despite its late start, the newer product has quickly become one of the more successful bitcoin funds, currently standing in sixth place by assets under management with roughly $2.3 billion worth of bitcoin, according to Bloomberg data.
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