The Administrator had previously reported the CF IoTeX-Dollar Spot Rate calculation failure on May 08th, 2026.
Following continued calculation failures, primarily resulting from severe service disruptions at Coinbase as detailed in the relevant announcement, the Administrator decided to temporarily suspend Coinbase as the CF Constituent Exchange for the CF IoTeX-Dollar Spot Rate on May 09th, 2026.
As Coinbase has since recovered from the original outage, the Administrator will re-admit Coinbase as a CF Constituent Exchange on Monday, June 08th, 2026.
Implementation Date
The re-admission of Coinbase will take effect at approximately 11:00 a.m. London Time, on June 08th, 2026.
This process was supervised by the CF Cryptocurrency Index Family Oversight Function.
Questions and complaints
For questions regarding this suspension, please contact: [email protected].
To submit a confidential complaint, please email: [email protected].
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Re-admission of Coinbase as a CF Constituent Exchange for the CF IoTeX-Dollar Spot Rate

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