According to Coinglass data, the premium rate of Grayscale Bitcoin Trust Fund ETF (GBTC) is 0.19%. The premium rate of Grayscale ETH Trust (EEHT) has narrowed to 1.44%, and the premium rate of ETC Trust is 41.72%.In addition, the premium rate of Grayscale BCH Trust is 168.12%, the premium rate of LTC Trust is 276.73%, the premium rate of SOL Trust is 632.94%, the premium rate of LINK Trust is 692.8%, the premium rate of MANA Trust is 554.39%, and the premium rate of FIL Trust is 1410.66%.
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