The Administrator announces the addition of Bullish Exchange as a CME CF Constituent Exchange for CME CF Bitcoin-Dollar Indices from December 30th, 2024.
From approximately 06:00 London Time, on December 30th, 2024, Bullish Exchange input data will be included in the calculation of the CME CF Bitcoin Real Time Index (BRTI).
From December 30, 2024, the calculation of the CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rates below will include transactions from Bullish Exchange as input data.
In accordance with the Administrator's policies, the process for the approval of new CME CF Constituent Exchanges was overseen by the CME CF Cryptocurrency Pricing Products Oversight Committee.
Questions or queries regarding this process should be directed to [email protected].
Any complaints regarding this process may be submitted confidentially by writing to [email protected].
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Markets rallied last week, with 7.6% gains in the CF Broad Cap and Large Cap (Diversified) indices. DeFi (+13.64%) and Digital Culture (+13.51%) led thematic sectors, while Web 3.0 Smart Contract Platforms (+9.79%) also advanced up, reflecting renewed investor interest in high-beta market segments.
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Given how fast US Bitcoin ETFs became the most successful ETF debuts ever, before the SEC approved in-kind creation and redemption, some observers have suggested the prohibition had little-to-no bearing on demand.
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Last week, markets broadly declined: Large and Broad Cap indices fell 5.50% and 5.72%. High-beta themes tumbled— the CF Digital Culture Composite dropped 13.58% and the CF DeFi Composite slid 12.51%. Solana (–14.50%) and Avalanche (–19.55%) lagged, while Bitcoin was most resilient (–3.71%).
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