Mar 31, 2025
Amendment of Restatement and Republishing Materiality Threshold for the CF Digital Asset Index Family - CF Volatility Series
The Administrator announces that the Restatement and Republishing materiality threshold for the CF Bitcoin Volatility Index Settlement Rate (BVXS) will be amended on April 7th, 2025.
The Restatement and Republishing materiality threshold percentage will remain unchanged at 0.20%, however its application will change from a relative basis to an absolute basis.
Going forward, this means the Administrator will only restate and republish the CF Bitcoin Volatility Index Settlement Rate (BVXS) when the following conditions are met:
- Timeliness: The Administrator can restate and republish the index value before 23:59:59 of the given Calculation Day
- Materiality: The restated Index value has an absolute variance greater than 0.20% for the Index for the given Calculation Day
Example:
- The index value on a given Calculation Day is published as 50%
- The index value will only be restated if the restated value is:
- Greater than 50.21%
OR
- Less than 49.79%
In case of any questions or queries please do not hesitate to contact [email protected].
Any users wishing to file a complaint regarding this process can do so confidentially by writing to [email protected].
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