Subsidiary of the same parent company needs a $1 billion liquidity injection by Monday and you're trying to tell us we should ignore this? What trap are we falling for here exactly?
People asked Grayscale to show proof of reserve and their response was basically to say "no, it's a security risk".
If people didn't like that answer then Grayscale have no one to blame, but themselves.
It doesn't matter if the parent company has issues, GBTC is a money-making machine that, if the parent company ceases to function, will get sold off immediately or, if they get the loan, most likely spun off. GBTC isn't going under or disappearing, it's going to continue to function and absorb some of the blowback from the parent company. Hence the opportunity.
Guys, keep an eye on this stock because the powers-that-be are going to use it as a proxy to get BTC below 10k. Once that happens, the price of GBTC will most likely go below $3, and if there's a capitulate event, lower than that. BUUUUUT, in a year and a half it'll be close to $100.