Grayscale Bets on Real-Time Data with New SXT Trust

• Grayscale launched the Space and Time Trust, offering accredited investors access to blockchain-verified data infrastructure.
• Grayscale’s latest move builds on a growing institutional interest in real-time blockchain data and oracle-based systems.

Recently, Grayscale officially launched the Space and Time Trust, an investment vehicle that opens access to the Space and Time network’s SXT token. Not just adding to the product list, this step confirms how serious institutions are in pursuing blockchain data infrastructure. Think of data as the “fuel” of a sports car—without quality gasoline, no matter how great the engine is, it will stutter.

Introducing Grayscale Space and Time Trust $SXT @SpaceAndTimeDB, backed by @M12vc and integrated with @Microsoft Fabric*, connects the power of decentralized blockchains with the speed and flexibility of traditional databases through:

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— Grayscale (@Grayscale) June 24, 2025

Real-Time Data Is the New Gold in Decentralized Apps

Space and Time offers Proof-of-SQL that combines zero-knowledge with fast queries. This means that decentralized applications can verify data almost instantly without having to rely on traditional databases. On the other hand, Microsoft, through its M12 division, has already provided support, even connecting it to Fabric.

Furthermore, the SXT price spike of around fifteen percent shortly after the announcement seemed to indicate that the market liked this “blockchain + data” story.

However, the real attraction lies in how the platform addresses the issue of transparency. Who wants to wait for weekly reports when they can check on-chain data in near real-time? In a world that is increasingly anxiously awaiting every second, the certainty of data feels like a glass of iced tea on a hot afternoon—calming and refreshing.

Grayscale Expands Its Lineup With Data and Bitcoin Exposure

The Space and Time Trust is just a small piece of the larger puzzle that Grayscale is putting together. In February, the company introduced the Pyth Trust for the PYTH token. The Pyth network currently supplies real-time prices to over 90 blockchains, making it a favorite oracle for many protocols.

In March, Grayscale also filed with the SEC for an Avalanche spot ETF. If approved, the product would trade on the Nasdaq, adding a pathway for investors to the AVAX ecosystem.

On the other hand, CNF also previously highlighted the launch of Grayscale’s Bitcoin Adopters ETF (BCOR), designed to track public companies that hold Bitcoin as a treasury asset. From a strategic standpoint, BCOR shows how traditional companies are starting to position Bitcoin as “digital gold” on their balance sheets.

Not only that, the involvement of issuers across sectors—from technology to fast food—makes the corporate adoption narrative even stronger.

Back to Space and Time, the new trust reportedly manages around $14.7 million with a 2.5% management fee. The figure may seem small compared to other giant funds, but many analysts consider it a “market test” before institutions come with deeper pockets.

Furthermore, Space and Time is said to provide a daily subscription path for accredited investors. This option provides flexibility, especially for those who are reluctant to be locked in for long. On the other hand, daily access also reflects the belief that token volatility can be used as an opportunity, not a threat.