Index

A crypto Index provides a way for investors to gain diversified exposure to a specific basket of digital assets through a single tokenized product. These indices often track specific sectors, such as DeFi, DePIN, or RWA, and are automatically rebalanced via smart contracts. In 2026, AI-managed thematic indices have become the gold standard for passive investing, allowing users to track the "blue chips" of the Web3 economy without manual portfolio management. This tag covers index methodology, rebalancing frequency, and the benefits of diversified crypto baskets.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
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Bitcoin Will Leave Wall Street in the Dust, Says Michael Saylor

Bitcoin Will Leave Wall Street in the Dust, Says Michael Saylor

In a recent appearance on Coin Stories, the Strategy executive chairman said the cryptocurrency is on track to beat the […] The post Bitcoin Will Leave Wall Street in the Dust, Says Michael Saylor appeared first on Coindoo.

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Faraday Future’s $41M Investment Transforms Qualigen into Crypto Platform

Faraday Future’s $41M Investment Transforms Qualigen into Crypto Platform

The post Faraday Future’s $41M Investment Transforms Qualigen into Crypto Platform appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Points: Faraday Future invests $41M, transforming Qualigen into crypto-focused CXC10. CXC10 focuses on crypto index/ETF, Web3 gateway, and tokens. Jia Yueting to be Chief Advisor; oversight role secured. Faraday Future strategically invests $41 million in Qualigen Therapeutics, transforming it into CXC10, a crypto and Web3 platform, marking a significant pivot from biotech to digital finance. The shift signals increasing convergence between traditional and digital financial sectors, potentially impacting top cryptocurrencies and provoking regulatory interest in the new ETF and stablecoin offerings. CXC10’s Strategic Venture in Crypto and Web3 Faraday Future announced its $41 million PIPE investment in Qualigen Therapeutics, rebranding it as CXC10, a new crypto and Web3 business platform. Jia Yueting, contributing $4 million personally, will hold a 62% collective stake in CXC10, ensuring strong governance and influence. As Jia Yueting, Founder of Faraday Future, noted, “Our investment in Qualigen represents a transformative step for both companies, pivoting towards the exciting future of crypto and Web3 technologies.” The rebranded CXC10 plans to develop a crypto index/ETF (C10 Value Anchoring), a (BesTrade DeAl Agent), and ecosystem tokens including RWA products and a C10 stablecoin. These initiatives aim to create new avenues in digital finance and trading ecosystems. Market reactions are closely monitored as Jia Yueting’s track record receives mixed feedback in public forums. So far, no official comments have been issued by institutional backers or regulatory bodies, but the announcement highlights a strategic pivot in branding and platform focus. For more insight into potential regulatory perspectives, visit the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s website. Challenges and Opportunities Amid CXC10’s Launch Did you know? When Eastman Kodak pivoted to blockchain in 2018, it saw mixed outcomes, illustrating the challenges traditional companies face entering crypto. According to CoinMarketCap, Bitcoin (BTC) is currently valued at $115,966.23, with a market cap of $2.31…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Why next week could be brutal for the S&P 500

Why next week could be brutal for the S&P 500

The post Why next week could be brutal for the S&P 500 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. As the S&P 500 trades at new highs, historical data suggest the coming week could be brutal for the benchmark index. On Friday, the S&P 500 closed at 6,664, up about 0.5% for the day, extending a rally of more than 4% over the past month. S&P 500 one-month price chart. Source: Google Finance Looking ahead, two decades of data on the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) show that the upcoming week has often produced negative results, according to insights from charting platform TrendSpider. Seasonality patterns point to a win rate of just 37%, making it one of the lowest-probability weeks for gains in the entire calendar year.  SPY seasonality chart. Source: TrendSpider The average return for this period stands at -0.86%. While most weeks across the year historically lean positive, with some posting win rates above 70%, this particular stretch has consistently underperformed. Market watchers often pay attention to such trends, especially when they coincide with broader macroeconomic uncertainty and heightened volatility. S&P 500 fundamentals  Currently, the stock market is at a critical juncture, with several fundamentals in play that could shape next week’s outcome. Most notably, the Federal Reserve cut rates by 25 basis points, its first reduction since late 2024, bringing the target range to 4.00%–4.25%. Although policymakers signaled more cuts may follow, inflation remains sticky, with consumer prices rising 2.9% in August. This complicates expectations for a looser policy stance. On the brighter side, corporate earnings are holding up with S&P 500 companies expected to post roughly 7.7% profit growth and 6.3% revenue growth in the third quarter, extending a nine-quarter streak of earnings expansion. Technology and financials are driving gains, while energy and consumer staples lag. Meanwhile, much of Wall Street remains optimistic, with some projecting the index could climb to the 7,000 milestone…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Japan’s Koizumi vows new economic plan, targets ¥1M wage boost in 5 years

Japan’s Koizumi vows new economic plan, targets ¥1M wage boost in 5 years

The post Japan’s Koizumi vows new economic plan, targets ¥1M wage boost in 5 years appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Shinjiro Koizumi, the reform-minded candidate seeking to lead Japan’s ruling party, laid it all out on Saturday in Tokyo that he plans to raise average wages by ¥1 million in five years. That’s $6,760 more in annual pay for workers across the country. Koizumi said the plan would kick off immediately after taking office, and it includes cutting fuel taxes, rewriting the income tax code, and using new revenue to drive growth. He also wants a massive ¥135 trillion worth of new investments into Japan by 2030. He is going for direct tax changes and a total overhaul in how the government pulls in and spends money. “We have to act now,” Koizumi said. “We’re already behind.” According to Bloomberg, he’s rolling out these proposals just weeks before the official LDP campaign starts on September 22. Voting happens on October 4. Koizumi challenges Takaichi with tax and wage overhaul Shinjiro isn’t the only one with plans. His main rival, Sanae Takaichi, pitched her platform the day before, leaning hard into stimulus spending. Both are pushing sharp economic agendas, but Koizumi’s angle focuses more on structural reform and hard targets. With the leadership vote only weeks away, the policy clash between the two is setting the tone for what could be a sharp shift inside the party. While politics were heating up, the Bank of Japan held its ground on Friday. It kept the interest rate at 0.5%, exactly as economists in a Reuters poll had predicted. Japan’s Nikkei 225 index, which had been on a hot streak, fell 0.57% by the close, finishing at 45,045.81. Earlier that day, the index hit another record high. At the same time, the yen gained 0.14% against the dollar, settling at 147.80. August inflation numbers were released too. Core inflation hit 2.7%, the lowest…

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Argentina’s Javier Milei says Trump won’t rescue his economy from $9.5 billion debt payments

Argentina’s Javier Milei says Trump won’t rescue his economy from $9.5 billion debt payments

The post Argentina’s Javier Milei says Trump won’t rescue his economy from $9.5 billion debt payments appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Argentine President Javier Milei announced on Friday that his government is working on ways to meet $9.5 billion in debt payments due in 2026, but made it clear he’s not relying on U.S. President Donald Trump to fix the crisis. When asked directly if the U.S. Treasury might intervene to help stabilize Argentina’s fragile economy, Javier avoided the question and simply said, “Those negotiations take time and we don’t make announcements until it’s confirmed. But we are working very hard, we’re very advanced, and it’s a matter of time too.” According to Bloomberg, this was interpreted by local media as a sign that quiet conversations with Washington are underway, but nobody’s officially confirming anything. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who visited Buenos Aires in April, had told a closed-door gathering of investors that the U.S. could tap into its Exchange Stabilization Fund to support Argentina. Since then, the Treasury hasn’t publicly commented. And no one in Milei’s camp is offering clarification. His press office said nothing, and the economy ministry refused to answer questions. Economy Minister Luis Caputo also stayed vague but did mention during a Thursday podcast: “For the past two or three months, we’ve been working to guarantee the payment of bond maturities. We haven’t announced it because we are still working on it. We announce things once they are finalized.” Central bank burns reserves as peso hits the wall Argentina’s peso is crumbling. After the opposition’s big win in Buenos Aires, investors began dumping local assets fast. The peso slipped during nearly every trading session for two weeks straight, pushing authorities to pour over $400 million into the market to defend the currency. That included $53 million sold on Wednesday, and another $379 million on Thursday. On top of that, the central bank had already blown through $1…

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Bitcoin Price Drops To $115K After Rate-Cut Rally — But BTC Far From Capitulation

Bitcoin Price Drops To $115K After Rate-Cut Rally — But BTC Far From Capitulation

On Thursday, September 18, the Bitcoin price enjoyed some form of rejuvenation following the outcome of the United States Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell announced an interest rate cut for the first time in 2025. The general crypto market rallied on the back of this rate cut announcement, with the Bitcoin price running to a monthly high and almost breaking above the $118,000 level on the day. However, the premier cryptocurrency has failed to build on this momentum, retreating to around $115,500 on Friday, September 19. With price unable to sustain a serious rally, the question on the other side is—is the Bitcoin market on the brink of capitulation? BTC Market Shows Zero Signs Of Capitulation In a post on social media platform X, market analytics firm Alphractal revealed that the Bitcoin market is far from price capitulation. According to the blockchain platform, the Bitcoin price has shown no signs of capitulation for over a year—since July 2024. Related Reading: Bitcoin Price Forecast: Expert Predicts 70% Chance Of New Highs Within Two Weeks This on-chain observation is based on the Market Capitulation Index (0 – 3), which tracks potential periods of intense downward price movement. This metric is based on three stress signals: Hash capitulation (>30% decline in 30 days), price capitulation (>50% drop), and supply capitulation (7-day active supply >15%), with each signal contributing a point apiece. According to Alphractal, scores of around 2 – 3 for the Market Capitulation Index indicate severe market stress and potential capitulation. Typically, high values for this metric suggest extreme selling pressure. Meanwhile, scores between 0 and 1 signal normal market conditions for the Bitcoin price. Looking at the metric—which is at zero—and the three stress signals, the BTC market does not show any signs of capitulation, with the hash rate hitting new all-time highs in September. Furthermore, while the Bitcoin price has not particularly impressed so far in the past few months, it has mostly been in a consolidation range rather than in a downward trend. Alphractal founder Joao Wedson noted in a separate post that it will likely take a few more months before the largest cryptocurrency market faces capitulation. Ultimately, this means that the Bitcoin price still has a chance of witnessing another leg up in the current bull cycle. Bitcoin Price At A Glance As of this writing, the price of BTC stands at around $115,400, reflecting an over 2% decline in the past 24 hours. Related Reading: Ethereum Price Will Still Climb Above $5,000 As Long As It Holds This Level Featured image from iStock, chart from TradingView

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Javier Milei not counting on Trump as Argentina faces $9.5 billion debt in 2026

Javier Milei not counting on Trump as Argentina faces $9.5 billion debt in 2026

Argentine President Javier Milei announced on Friday that his government is working on ways to meet $9.5 billion in debt payments due in 2026, but made it clear he’s not relying on U.S. President Donald Trump to fix the crisis. When asked directly if the U.S. Treasury might intervene to help stabilize Argentina’s fragile economy, […]

Author: Cryptopolitan
Will Bitcoin Beat S&P 500 Index? ‘Forever,’ Says Michael Saylor

Will Bitcoin Beat S&P 500 Index? ‘Forever,’ Says Michael Saylor

The post Will Bitcoin Beat S&P 500 Index? ‘Forever,’ Says Michael Saylor appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In recent Bitcoin news, Strategy CEO Michael Saylor once again made a bold claim about the future of Bitcoin (BTC USD). He said that Bitcoin will outperform the S&P 500 “forever.” According to him, the index would lose nearly 29% in value each year when compared to the top cryptocurrency. In his statement, Saylor highlighted Bitcoin’s strength as a long-term investment. He believes its fixed supply and global adoption will continue to drive its value higher. On the other hand, he argued that a traditional index like the S&P 500 will struggle to keep pace. Bitcoin News: Why is it “Digital Capital,” Stronger Than S&P 500 In his interview with Coin Stories, MicroStrategy executive chairman, Michael Saylor, explained Bitcoin was a unique digital investment vehicle. According to him, it grows in value much faster than traditional assets. Saylor noted that the S&P 500’s average return is often treated as the standard measure of investment growth. However, he emphasized that Bitcoin (BTC USD) consistently outpaces this benchmark. This difference, he said, highlights a clear performance gap. Because of this, Saylor believes a major financial shift is taking place. He argued that Bitcoin is emerging as a superior choice for investors, an increasingly popular opinion as witnessed in recent news. In his view, it also serves as stronger collateral compared to traditional assets. In his view, Bitcoin’s steady appreciation gives investors a chance to create new forms of credit backed by the asset. He explained that Bitcoin-backed loans could last longer, deliver higher returns, and reshape global finance. Michael Saylor also highlighted that this perspective influenced his role in policy discussions. Recently, he joined other crypto executives in a meeting to advocate for the strategic Bitcoin reserve bill. In addition, he compared Bitcoin’s reliability with weakness in traditional currencies. He argued that…

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Grayscale Rolls Out First Multi-Token Crypto ETF In The US

Grayscale Rolls Out First Multi-Token Crypto ETF In The US

Digital asset investment platform Grayscale, is making significant headlines in the cryptocurrency space with the launch of the first multi-token exchange-traded fund (ETF) available in the United States.  The Grayscale CoinDesk Crypto 5 ETF, which begins trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker “GDLC,” combines the five largest and most liquid […]

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Justice and Efficiency: A Non-Parametric Model for a Free and Fair Economy

Justice and Efficiency: A Non-Parametric Model for a Free and Fair Economy

The analysis introduces a non-parametric model of a free and fair economy, extending its findings to include social justice and progressive taxation

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