Cardano’s weight has increased to 20.2% in Grayscale’s Smart Contract-focused investment product, where it is now the third-largest holding. This is an increase from the previous allocation, moving it ahead of other competing smart contract platforms.
Cardano Rises in Grayscale Portfolio
Cardano, according to the latest fund breakdown, now holds 20.2% of the fund holdings of the Grayscale Investments Smart Contract Fund. This makes ADA rank behind Solana and Ethereum in terms of portfolio weight.
The fund gives exposure to leading smart contract platforms and periodically rebalances the portfolio based on market capitalization and other factors. The increase in ADA’s allocation may indicate strength compared to other holdings in the index.
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Ranking Among Other Holdings
Cardano, with an allocation of 20.2%, currently holds the third spot in the list. Cardano has outperformed Hedera, Avalanche, and Sui in terms of allocations.
The top two holdings are Solana and Ethereum, and they continue to hold the highest weight in the portfolio. ADA holding the top spot before other smart contract platforms is a result of its position in the general digital asset markets during the last rebalancing period.
Fund Size and Structure
The current assets under management (AUM) of the Grayscale Smart Contract Fund are about $1.8 million. The net asset value (NAV) per share is valued at $5.81, according to the last update.
Grayscale’s thematic funds are intended to give investors exposure to a given segment of the cryptocurrency market with diversification. The Smart Contract Fund is dedicated solely to the blockchain networks that support decentralized applications and smart contracts.
Implications for the Market
The changes in fund allocation may have an impact on investor perception, especially for those that follow institutional investment in digital assets. Although the fund’s AUM is relatively small compared to other investment products in the cryptocurrency space, changes in allocation may indicate changes in the capitalization of smart contract platforms.
ADA’s added weight is occurring amidst an ongoing battle among layer-1 networks to woo developers and expand their ecosystems.
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