Mar 31, 2025
Addition of CF Aptos-Dollar Settlement Prices to the CF Digital Asset Index Family
The Administrator announces the addition of the Settlement Prices below to the CF Digital Asset Index Family - Single Asset Series.
| Index Name | Ticker Symbol | Effective Time |
|---|---|---|
| CF Aptos-Dollar Settlement Price | APTUSD_RR | 4:00 pm London Time |
| CF Aptos-Dollar Settlement Price - New York Variant | APTUSD_NY | 4:00 pm New York Time |
Publication of these settlement prices will commence on April 7th, 2025.
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