Full Index Name: CF Rolling CME Bitcoin Futures Index (Excess Return)
Ticker: CFCMBTCF_BTC
Date Resolved: 29 January 2024 at 22:43:45 London Time
Full Index Name: CF Rolling CME Bitcoin Ether Basket Futures Index (Excess Return)
Ticker: CFCMEBEF_BE
Date Resolved: 29 January 2024 at at 22:51:29 London Time
Status Update: Resolved. The Administrator has resolved delayed publication of both Indices. Published on 29-January-2024 before 23:59:59 London Time.
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Our market recap offers a concise overview of key blockchain categories and their recent price action within the broader market context, providing valuable insights for investors and industry practitioners.

Gabriel Selby
Large caps rebounded in a beta-led rally as Sectors like DeFi and Culture mean reverted. Staking rate changes wavered. Bitcoin implied volatility fell despite realized vol's rise; funding rates diverged: BTC (BIRC) steeper, USDT softer. In Factors: Downside Beta and Liquidity edged Growth and Value.

CF Benchmarks
The checklist for a durable low—lower implied volatility, term structure back to contango, skew nearer neutral—has been partially met, but not conclusively so, as yet.

Ken Odeluga