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Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index (VIX)Using the S&P 500 constituents' option prices, estimating the expected market volatility over the next 30-day expected market volatility index.
Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA)Tracking 30 a price-weighted index of large U.S. blue-chip companies, whose divisor is adjusted for structural changes such as stock splits.
IndexAggregate a set of prices or data into a single value to measure changes relative to historical levels or a benchmark.
Index PriceThe reference price of an asset, typically calculated as the average of spot prices from multiple major exchanges.
S&P 500A stock market index whose constituents are selected by a committee, weighted by market capitalization, and that tracks 500 the stocks of large U.S. companies.
SRC-721Standards that reduce file sizes and lower detailed NFT creation costs through methods such as layered image storage and indexed color palettes.
The GraphA decentralized protocol for indexing and querying blockchain data.
crypto index fundAn index fund that tracks the performance of a basket of cryptocurrencies rather than a single token.
index fundsFunds that aim to replicate the performance of a specific index as closely as possible, giving investors indirect exposure to the portfolio of assets represented by that index.
Active managementAn investment strategy in which fund managers actively select and trade assets with the goal of outperforming a particular index or market.
Exchange-traded fund(ETF)An investment fund traded on a stock exchange, typically used to track the performance of a specific index or asset.
Crypto Fear and Greed IndexAn indicator that uses a scale from 0 to 100 points to present the cryptocurrency market’s primary fear and greed sentiment, 0 representing extreme fear, 100 representing extreme greed.
BenchmarkA reference used for comparison with the target asset, which may be a broad market index or a specific investment portfolio.
Fear and Greed IndexA sentiment indicator that aggregates multiple types of market data and measures the degree of market fear and greed on a scale from to.
Laspeyres indexAn index that uses base-period quantities as fixed weights to compare the change in the cost of the same basket between the base period and the current period.
Index fundAn investment fund that aims to replicate the performance of a specific market index and typically holds a similar portfolio of securities.
Index InvestingTracking the combined performance of a portfolio or token composed of multiple crypto assets, rather than betting on a single asset.
Consumer Price Index (CPI)an indicator used to track the impact of inflation over a period of time.
Premium IndexAn indicator reflecting the difference between a contract price and the spot price of the corresponding asset; one of the main factors in calculating the funding rate.
Bull-Bear IndexA sentiment indicator that analyzes social media discussions, with representing bearish sentiment and representing bullish sentiment.
Passive investingA strategy of tracking the performance of an index by constructing a long-term investment portfolio with relatively little active trading, also known as indexing.
Order Book EWMA ModeA pricing model that derives the order-book-impact mid-price and uses an exponentially weighted moving average to smooth the index price.
Beta (coefficient)Used to measure the volatility of an asset relative to a specific investment portfolio or market index.
Tracking errorThe deviation between an index fund’s actual performance and that of its target index.

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Fear and Greed Index

A sentiment indicator that aggregates multiple types of market data and measures the degree of market fear and greed on a scale from to.

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