As CF Benchmarks’ Head of Research, Gabe Selby, CFA, notes in his latest Quarterly Attribution Report (QAR), “price action was primarily driven by opposing forces."
Gabe sat down with CFB’s Head of Content, Ken Odeluga, for the latest episode of CFB Talks Digital Assets, and their regular walk through the quarter’s major crypto drivers, this time for the March - June rebalance period.
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Digital assets traded flat over the week as softer US data failed to lift the majors against firm long-end yields. Breadth was weak and leadership narrow: gaming and virtual-world tokens and a few interoperability names carried returns, implied volatility held steady, funding costs eased.

Mark Pilipczuk
Size led the factor table at 8.86% as the Market finished flat, with Downside Beta and Liquidity next and Momentum last. Much of the move traces to Quant (QNT), up 200% on the week, so the rotation is narrower than the rankings suggest.

Mark Pilipczuk
Digital assets rallied in September despite the Fed's first rate hike since 2023 and a failed Senate vote on the CLARITY Act. All eight CF Benchmarks indices rose, led by DeFi at 31.8%, as smaller caps outpaced the majors and fund inflows slowed to $3.8 billion, down 35.3% from August.

Mark Pilipczuk
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