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Reuters: Barry Silbert and Mark Murphy have resigned from Grayscale Investments board

Reuters reported that DCG founder and CEO Barry Silbert and Mark Murphy have resigned from the board of directors of Grayscale Investments. Shifke will replace Barry Silbert as chairman of Grayscale Investments.

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