The Administrator announces changes to the potentially erroneous data provisions of the CF Volatility Series methodology. The changes relate to: Section 5.3 Potentially Erroneous Data. The announcement applies to the following indices:




The Administrator will implement these changes to the methodology at approximately 11:00 London Time on March 9th, 2026.
In line with the Administrator’s policies and procedures, these changes do not require a consultation.
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The CF Free-Float Broad Cap Index rose 4.44% in July as Bitcoin and Ether supplied 5.07 points of a 4.44% return. Softer inflation and new Ethereum exchange-traded product access carried the large-capitalization core, while 18 of 32 constituents fell and free-float weighting produced the gain.

Mark Pilipczuk
Changes to the Token Market Price Benchmarks Series - Market Prices – 04 August 2026

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A 3.5% CPI print, three hawkish FOMC dissents, and renewed Iran strikes drove a broad rebound across digital assets in July. Every CF Benchmarks index rose, fund flows turned positive at $409 million after eight weeks of outflows, and crypto diverged from tech as the Nasdaq fell 3.2%.

Mark Pilipczuk
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