Victory Capital to launch private funds based on Nasdaq cryptocurrency indices
The Nasdaq-listed asset manager Victory Capital, with assets of $157 billion, announced the launch of private funds focused on cryptocurrencies.A reference point or indicator used in various contexts such as economics or data analysis.
Victory Capital to launch private funds based on Nasdaq cryptocurrency indices
The Nasdaq-listed asset manager Victory Capital, with assets of $157 billion, announced the launch of private funds focused on cryptocurrencies.
S&P launches Bitcoin and Ethereum indices
S&P Dow Jones Indices, the division of the American financial data provider S&P Global, launched indices based on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and a basket of these cryptocurrencies.
Soros family office invests in Lukka, a crypto-data provider
Lukka, a provider of cryptocurrency data, closed a $53 million Series D round. Participants included Soros Fund Management, founded by George Soros, S&P Global, and CPA.com.
CBOE to launch a lineup of crypto indices suitable for ETF creation
The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) has partnered with CoinRoutes to use RealPrice BBO. The real-time feed provides the best executable prices for assets from key Bitcoin exchanges. According to the press release, based on this data stream, CBOE plans to create new indices and instruments.
How S&P Dow Jones’s crypto indices could transform the bitcoin industry
Company S&P Dow Jones Indices announced plans to launch “global crypto-asset indices” next year. This could be a major catalyst for the cryptocurrency market.
Bitwise opens access to Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund on the US OTC market
Bitwise Asset Management has listed the Bitwise 10 Crypto Index Fund on the OTCQX over-the-counter market. Shares are available through brokerage accounts.
S&P Dow Jones Indices to launch cryptocurrency indices
S&P Dow Jones Indices, a unit of the American financial data provider S&P Global, said it would launch cryptocurrency indices in 2021.
Study finds DeFi token indexes are not as diversified as commonly believed
A problem with DeFi indexes is their excessive dependence on the performance of a handful of blue-chip components. They do not always achieve the goal of reducing risk for investments in this sector. This is described in a study by Messari analyst Roberto Talamas.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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