Grayscale position update: Currently, 512,000 BTC are still held, and the outstanding shares have been further reduced to approximately 573,590 share
On January 26th, the daily position update released by Grayscale showed that as of January 25th, 2024, the number of Bitcoins held by Grayscale was 512,644.8764, a decrease of 10,871.5536 BTC from January 24th's 523,516.43. In addition, as of January 25th, the asset management scale (non-GAAP) of GBTC was about 20.385 billion US dollars, and the number of circulating shares further decreased to about 573,590, with each share holding about 0.00089375 BTC.
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