
CF Benchmarks helps pensions, sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies and other institutional investors navigate the digital asset class and make more informed investment decisions through comprehensive frameworks, tools and price benchmarks to construct, manage and assess their portfolios
The Digital Asset universe is constituted of a diverse range of Assets with differing characteristics, use cases and applications. The lack of a coherent classification system by which to segment this universe, understand its constitution and map exposures of digital assets to real world use cases and differing economic activities severely limited any quantitative analysis of the asset class. The CF Digital Asset Classification Structure (CF DACS) gives investors a simple, comprehensive and evergreen framework by which to attribute performance to real world activities and adoption.
Regulated price benchmarks for all liquid digital assets where underlying transaction data is sourced from multiple reputable crypto exchanges that conform to strict criteria that cover market surveillance, AMLKYC and legal compliance to deliver high integrity price benchmarks that can stand up to the most stringent scrutiny.
Regulated portfolio benchmarks that measure the price performance of specific digital asset exposures including; capitalization ranges, economic sectors and blockchain ecosystem categories utilising portfolio construction techniques that drive comprehensive exposure and weighting techniques that mitigate liquidity, operational and concentration risks.
CF Benchmarks provides key index analytics on its website in real time to give index users an up to date picture of price action dynamics and volume flows.
CME CF BRR is published and disseminated through major vendor platforms
The CF Large Cap Index (CFFLCLDN_RR_TR) is a liquid investible benchmark portfolio index designed to track the performance of large-cap digital assets.
The CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate (BRR) is a once a day benchmark index price published at 1600 London time for Bitcoin that aggregates trade data from multiple Bitcoin-USD markets operated by major cryptocurrency exchanges that conform to the CME CF Constituent Exchange Criteria.
The CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate - New York Variant (BRRNY) is a once a day benchmark index price published at 1600 New York time for Bitcoin that aggregates trade data from multiple Bitcoin-USD markets operated by major cryptocurrency exchanges that conform to the CME CF Constituent Exchange Criteria.
The CME CF Ether-Dollar Reference Rate (ETHUSD_RR) is a once a day benchmark index price published at 1600 London time 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.
The CME CF Ether-Dollar Reference Rate (ETHUSD_NY) - New York Variant is a once a day benchmark index price published at 1600 NY time to synchronise with US equity market close 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. Index .
The CF Bitcoin Interest Rate Curve (BIRC) is intended to measure the underlying economic reality of cryptocurrency borrowing and lending, whether outright or implied in traded instruments.
The CF Bitcoin Volatility Real Time Index (BVX) is a once a second benchmark representing a forward looking, 30-day constant maturity measure of implied volatility based on CFTC regulated Bitcoin option contracts traded on the CME.
The CF Diversified Broad Cap Index (CFDBCLDN_RR_TR) is a liquid investible benchmark portfolio index designed to track the performance of diversified exposure to a broad portfolio of the digital asset class.
The CF Rolling CME Bitcoin Futures Index (CFCMBTCF_BTC) is a means of replicating the USD returns of holding physical Bitcoins through Bitcoin-USD futures contracts that allow investors to seek USD price exposure to Bitcoin.
The CF ETH Staking Series and CF SOL Staking Series serve as a transparent and representative indicator of the daily realised reward associated with the staking of digital assets. They serve investors in providing an accurate measure of the economic incentives associated with a specific PoS network.
The CF DACS classifies coins and tokens based on the services that the associated software protocol delivers to end users, grouping assets by the role they play in delivering services to end users.
The market rallied 4.7% on the week, extending April gains to 10.4%. Size leads non-market factors, up 2.4%. Growth and momentum remain the clear laggards, with growth now down 6.9% YTD.

Mark Pilipczuk
The market posted its strongest week of 2026 at +7.1%. However, factor breadth was notably thin. Size was the only non-market factor to finish positive at +1.3%, while growth and value lagged, suggesting the rally was driven by directional flows rather than fundamentals.

Mark Pilipczuk
Liquidity reclaims the top of the weekly factor rankings as value pulls back. The market declined 2.15% on the week, deepening the YTD loss to -32.1%. The 2026 factor rotation continues without a consistent winner YTD.

Mark Pilipczuk
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