2026-01-18 20:24:01

Chainlink Trust ETF under Grayscale (trading symbol: $GLNK) has rolled out with zero commission structure. This offering opens a direct channel for investors to gain Chainlink exposure through traditional brokerage platforms, bridging the gap between decentralized networks and mainstream finance infrastructure. The $GLNK position allows portfolio managers to access $LINK's market dynamics without navigating decentralized exchanges directly.

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ProxyCollector

· 8h ago

glnk zero fees, this really can attract retail investors now. It's much more convenient than messing around with wallet keys on DEX... However, Grayscale's approach is still the same old trick.

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SchrödingersNode

· 8h ago

glnk's zero-fee feature is indeed impressive, but will it truly attract institutions to enter the market?

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FOMOmonster

· 8h ago

NGL, Grayscale's zero-fee move really has some substance. It finally allows mainstream investors to hop on easily.

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GateUser-cff9c776

· 8h ago

Listen, this is a classic example of "traditional finance in the spirit of cos Web3 decentralization," how ironic... --- Zero fees? The supply and demand curve tells me there’s definitely a story behind this, don’t be fooled by the packaging. --- Basically, it’s to make it easy for retail investors to get on board, but whether the floor price will fall or rise still depends on market sentiment... --- Once you understand the middleman logic, calling it "bridge the gap" is just a fantasy. --- From Buffett’s perspective, this thing is either the smartest choice or the perfect harvest, there’s no third option. --- So I have to ask: is this really about democratizing on-chain assets, or just a traditional game of cutting leeks under a different guise?

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