The registration statement was made public about four months after the asset manager had filed confidentially for an initial public offering. Grayscale Investments, an asset management company specializing in digital asset investments, has filed a registration statement as part of the process for going public on US markets. In a Thursday filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, Grayscale said it intended to list shares of its Class A common stock on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol GRAY. The Form S-1 filing was part of the process for the asset management company to go public, but it was not yet effective. Based on the SEC’s record of approvals, it could take anywhere from weeks to months before the registration statement becomes effective and the company prepares to list its shares. Read more
The last US penny, which is valued at $0.01, costs about 3.7 times its face value to mint, as inflation erodes the value of fiat currency. The last penny, nominally valued at $0.01, was minted by the United States Mint in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, marking the end of 232 years of new pennies being coined and circulated. US President Donald Trump directed the US Treasury to stop producing pennies in February, and the Treasury initially set a 2026 target for the last mint. However, the Treasury exhausted the templates used to manufacture the coins between June and September, according to Axios. A penny costs about 3.7 times its face value to manufacture, meaning that each $0.01 coin actually costs over $0.03. Read more