The Administrator announces portfolio composition changes to the CF Ultra Cap 5 Index in light of the November 2020 constituent review carried out in accordance with the CF Cryptocurrency Index Family - Multi Asset Ground Rules
The weights for each constituent will be determined at the Rebalance Determination Point - 1600 London time on Wednesday, November 25th and will be subsequently announced by the Administrator
Portfolio and weight changes will be come into effect at the Rebalance Implementation Point - 1600 New York time on Friday, November 27th.
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The Administrator has confirmed changes to the Token Market Price Family for the period 13 October 2026 to 20 October 2026

CF Benchmarks
Digital assets fell broadly over the past week as Bitcoin slipped to a moving average, with inflation prints and an equity sell-off in the background. Losses grew with distance from Bitcoin, hitting diversified and smaller-cap exposure hardest, while implied volatility rose.

Mark Pilipczuk
Size led the factor table for a third week at 0.59% as the Market rebounded 0.40% and 15 of 35 Broad Cap tokens closed higher. Momentum fell 1.58% in a rebound led by laggards, and Size's weekly print has narrowed from 8.86% to 0.59% in three weeks, even as its year-to-date lead holds at 22.81%.

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