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May 19, 2021

CME CF Cryptocurrency Reference Rate Methodology Change Consultation Closed

The Administrator confirms that the methodology change consultation for potential changes to the Methodology for the CME CF Cryptocurrency Reference Rates has now closed.

The results of the consultation and the Administrators final decision on the proposed changes will be announced shortly.


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