For the record, I have owned GBTC in my retirement account for a while. I am transferring those funds into Fidelity's Bitcoin ETF. Fidelity is the only ETF offering who prioritzied self custody vs relying on coinbase. They have also been strong advocates of Bitcoin for a number of years. Of course I self-custody the bulk of my Bitcoin but for retirment account purposes I choose Fidelity.

Ticker: FBTC

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I have a small amount of gbtc in a Vanguard IRA. What I am unable to find out is what happens to it now that Vanguard won't allow the ETF's. Do you know what happens to the gbtc that customers have in their accounts? Will it automatically follow the Grayscale ETF even though they won't allow anyone to buy it? I don't have a significant amount so its not a huge concern but I want to know so I can decide what to do.