CF Benchmarks’ recent report ‘A Factor Model for Digital Assets’ has now demonstrated the existence of ‘classic’ factors, like Momentum, Liquidity, Value and others, within the crypto asset class, beyond any reasonable doubt.
For the clearest possible exploration of our research, the CFB podcast team were stoked to welcome back CF Benchmarks quant and product manager Cristian Isac.
Listen in to their chat to 5x your understanding of Crypto Factors!
Key points discussed include ....
All in all, this episode should be essential listening for quants, portfolio managers, and investment professionals in general; anyone, in fact, serious about the evolution of digital asset investing.
Grab that coffee and dive in on your favourite platform!
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Digital assets rebounded on easing tensions. CF Capitalization rose 6–7%, thematic indices 8–11%. ETH staking yield fell to 2.65%, Solana’s rose to 6.64%. BVXS hit a low, CME options skew flattened, and realized volatility climbed to 29.81.
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Qualified opinion offers a strong counterpoint to implied negative interpretations of the pace at which the SEC is progressing the digital asset product market.
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The digital asset market plunged last week amid Iran conflict fears. Cardano led losses (–18.91%), followed by AVAX (–18.44%), SOL (–17.99%), ETH (–17%), LINK (–17%), and XRP (–13.98%). BTC dropped 6.86%, trimming YTD gain to 6.45%. Investors grew risk-averse.
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