Grayscale launched its AI Compute ETF on September 18 under the ticker GCPU, priced at $37.76 per share with approximately $12.46 million in assets under management. The fund holds no equities; it invests exclusively in standardized futures contracts tied to GPU-based compute capacity, with active management giving Grayscale’s team discretion over contract selection and roll timing. This approach allows investors to bet on AI infrastructure demand without buying any Nvidia shares or renting server racks. With only $12.46 million in initial assets, the fund remains in the small-fund category, whereas ETFs typically need to reach $50-100 million in assets to be considered commercially viable over the long term.
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