Jul 31, 2025
Q3 2025 Market Outlook: Alpha in the Aftermath
What key trends and regulatory unlocks will shape the digital asset landscape in the months ahead?
Find out in the latest episode of Research Bytes, where research analysts Gabe Selby and Mark Pilipczuk unpack the key takeaways from their Q3 2025 Market Outlook. From multi-token ETFs to corporate treasury stacking, this quick-hit video explores the market catalysts that could redefine portfolio construction—beyond the traditional 60/40 split.
Watch the video for a concise breakdown ⬇️
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Announcement of Consultation on Changes to the CF ETH Staking Reward Rate Index Methodology
Under the proposed change, the Administrator will publicly disclose the average commission fee quoted by the four Providers, and the Index will be calculated net of the average fee, rather than using each Provider’s individual fee.
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Weekly Index Highlights, October 20, 2025
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CF Benchmarks Newsletter Issue 93
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Ken Odeluga