Grayscale’s actively managed investment product GDIF specifies that it will hold three PoS tokens: OSMO, SOL and DOT
According to TechFlow news, Grayscale Dynamic Income Fund (GDIF), Grayscale’s actively managed investment product, has designated three PoS tokens to be held in the fund, of which Osmosis (OSMO) accounts for 24% and Solana (SOL) accounts for 20%. %, Polkadot (DOT) accounts for 14%, while 43% belongs to other tokens.
According to data from Stake Rewards, the current staking reward rate of OSMO is 11.09%, SOL is 7.42%, and DOT is 11.9%.
Previously, Grayscale announced the launch of its first actively managed investment product, Grayscale Dynamic Income Fund (GDIF), which seeks to optimize income in the form of equity rewards related to proof-of-stake (POS) digital assets.
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