FTSE Russell, a multi-asset index, analytics and data provider, has released reference price files for the digital asset market in partnership with Digital Asset Research (DAR). The so-called FTSE DAR Reference Price – Benchmark Assets are designed to meet investor needs for accurate price discovery, transparency and consistency in the digital asset market, as well as the requirements of the EU Benchmarks Regulation. There are 182 blockchain-based benchmark and non-benchmark assets included in the FTSE DAR Reference Price files. They are listed across 12 fully vetted and 19 watchlist digital asset exchanges representing about $400 billion in market capitalisation.
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