The CME CF Ether-Dollar Reference Rate (ETHUSD_RR) is a once a day benchmark index price for Ether that aggregates trade data from multiple Ether-USD markets operated by major cryptocurrency exchanges that conform to the CME CF Constituent Exchange Criteria. Calculated every day since its launch on 14th May 2018 by CF Benchmarks, it is the most trusted source for Ether pricing and the pre-eminent price benchmark for Ether risk settlement. CF Benchmarks are the world’s first and leading digital asset index provider, authorised and regulated by the UK FCA.
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