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CME Launches Crypto Index That Excludes Bitcoin and Ether

The 10-asset emerging benchmark is free-float market-cap weighted, with real-time pricing and London, New York and Asia-Pacific settlement variants. CME Group made two multi-asset cryptocurrency benchmarks live Monday, adding both a broad-market gauge and a separate index designed to measure large crypto assets outside bitcoin and ether.

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CME Launches Crypto Index That Excludes Bitcoin and Ether

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Fact 1: The 10-asset emerging benchmark is free-float market-cap weighted, with real-time pricing and London, New York and Asia-Pacific settlement variants.
Fact 2: The more differentiated of the pair, the CME CF Emerging Crypto Index, excludes bitcoin and ether and tracks 10 assets: BNB, XRP, SOL, HYPE, LINK, Lumens, SUI, UNI, AVAX and AAVE.
Fact 3: The companion CME CF Crypto Market Index holds the same 10 assets plus bitcoin and ether, according to CME’s index FAQ.
Fact 4: CME says each real-time version is calculated every second, 24 hours a day.

The more differentiated of the pair, the CME CF Emerging Crypto Index, excludes bitcoin and ether and tracks 10 assets: BNB, XRP, SOL, HYPE, LINK, Lumens, SUI, UNI, AVAX and AAVE. The companion CME CF Crypto Market Index holds the same 10 assets plus bitcoin and ether, according to CME’s index FAQ. CME says each real-time version is calculated every second, 24 hours a day.

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