Grayscale Investments has recently filed a new S-1 prospectus for its Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust (BTC) with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to regulate Bitcoin investments. However, the filing does not mention any fee structure, leaving investors curious and seeking more information.

Grayscale has announced that the Bitcoin Minis Trust aims to offer a more affordable investment method. The company has also stated that it would facilitate a seamless transition for GBTC owners to transfer their assets to the Mini Trust, allowing them to avoid capital gains tax.

The recent S-1 filing's absence of a fee structure raises questions about the purpose behind the launch of the 'Mini-Grayscale' Bitcoin fund. Despite its high fees compared to other options, GBTC has managed to attract investors due to its significant $28 billion in assets under management. Consequently, Grayscale is looking into alternative options to enhance investor satisfaction.

Grayscale's amended S-1/prospectus for the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust, ticker $BTC, also fails to disclose any fees. The company is yet to provide further clarification on the fee structure, leaving investors in the dark.