According to Grayscale, the Bittensor Trust (TAO) and Sui Trust (SUI) are designed as Delaware Grantor Trusts, passively holding their respective underlying assets. The Bittensor Trust focuses on TAO, a token used to incentivize open-source AI development within the Bittensor protocol.

The Sui Trust is dedicated to SUI, the token that powers the Sui blockchain, which aims to support scalable decentralized applications through its advanced programming language and architecture.

“As is the case for Grayscale’s suite of more than 20 publicly quoted investment vehicles, the Grayscale team intends to attempt to have shares of Grayscale Bittensor Trust (TAO) and Grayscale Sui Trust (SUI) quoted on a secondary market as well,” the firm stated.

Both trusts will raise assets through private placement offerings available to accredited investors, Grayscale noted on Wednesday. The trusts, which carry a 2.5% annual fee and no upfront or performance fees, reflect Grayscale’s ongoing strategy to expand its portfolio of digital asset investment products.

The announcement notes that while Grayscale intends to seek secondary market listings for these trusts, there is no guarantee of approval from regulatory bodies, meaning investors should be prepared to hold these investments long-term.

“We are excited to add Bittensor and Sui to our product suite, and believe Bittensor is at the center of the growth of decentralized AI, while Sui is redefining the smart contract blockchain,” Grayscale’s Head of Product & Research, Rayhaneh Sharif-Askary remarked.

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