The CF DeFi Composite Index is a liquid, investible benchmark portfolio index that tracks the return performance of decentralised financial services, commonly referred to as "DeFi". The index is comprised of three distinct sub-portfolios of fixed weight that represent the components of blockchain architecture that are required to deliver decentralised financial services to individual and institutional end users; decentralized applications (dApps) via DeFi protocols, Services and Settlement Blockchains. Digital assets are classified in accordance with the CF Digital Asset Classification Structure (DACS) for sub-portfolio eligibility.
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Size led CF Benchmarks' factor table for a fourth week at 0.75% as the Market fell 1.88% and only 4 of 35 Broad Cap tokens closed higher. Liquidity turned negative at -1.03% as more liquid assets held up better, and Size's year-to-date lead extended to 23.74%.

Mark Pilipczuk
The Administrator has confirmed changes to the Token Market Price Family for the period 13 October 2026 to 20 October 2026

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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
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