What is GSR’s latest Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) allocation?

GSR allocated 19.3% of its Core3 model to Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC), up from 9.2% on July 15.

How has Solana (CRYPTO:SOL) performed this year?

Solana (CRYPTO:SOL) fell 40.21% year to date, the largest decline among GSR’s three tracked assets.

GSR allocated 44.1% of its Core3 model to Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH), down from 53.1% on July 15.

GSR’s portfolio, which includes Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC), lost 57.78% yearly and trailed an equally weighted basket by 7.94 percentage points.

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Written by Heidi Cuthbert Published Aug 6, 2026, 6:28 AMLast Updated Aug 13, 2026, 5:44 AM

GSR raised Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) to 19.3% of its Core3 model, up from 9.2% on July 15.
Solana (CRYPTO:SOL) fell 40.21% this year, while Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH) declined 35.49%.
GSR said its lower Ether weighting reflected “relatively stronger forward looking opportunities elsewhere.”

GSR raised Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) to 19.3% of its Core3 model, more than doubling its July 15 allocation.

Solana (CRYPTO:SOL) fell 40.21% this year, while Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH) lost 35.49% and Bitcoin dropped 24.82%.

GSR said the lower Ether weighting reflected “relatively stronger forward looking opportunities elsewhere.”

The model allocated 44.1% to Ether, 36.5% to Solana and 19.3% to Bitcoin on August 5.

GSR said it increased Bitcoin exposure as trading activity weakened and volatility eased across the three assets.

Ether gained 5.16% over 30 days, while Bitcoin rose 1.26% and Solana declined 9.64%.

GSR’s Core3 model lost 57.78% yearly, trailing an equally weighted basket by 7.94 percentage points before costs.

At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $64,686.44.