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 ⬇️
Download the full report – Q3 2025 Market Outlook: Alpha in the Aftermath: https://docs.cfbenchmarks.com/Market%20Outlook%20Q325%20(1920%20x%201437%20px).pdf
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The Administrator has confirmed changes to the Token Market Price Family for the period 15 September 2026 to 22 September 2026.

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An expected Fed hike gave way to a broad crypto rebound led by Infrastructure, DeFi and Programmable assets, while lower volatility and firmer Bitcoin funding pointed to normalization rather than uniform stress.

Mark Pilipczuk
Value led CF Benchmarks' factor table for a third straight week at 1.85%, even as its pace cooled. Growth flipped positive while Downside Beta turned negative for the first time in three weeks, and the Market's decline eased sharply to 0.70% from last week's near-5% drop.

Mark Pilipczuk
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