Overview
- The index combines 15 cryptocurrencies with 35 publicly traded crypto-linked companies spanning exchanges, miners, infrastructure and blockchain applications.
- Methodology limits any single component to 5% and sets minimum market caps of $300 million for tokens and $100 million for equities, with quarterly rebalancing under S&P governance.
- Dinari plans to issue a dShares token tracking the benchmark by year-end to provide direct on-chain exposure, with operational specifics still to come.
- S&P has not disclosed a full constituent list or a public launch date; the company told Decrypt the debut is still weeks away, with meme coins excluded and treasury firms eligible.
- Positioned for institutional adoption, the benchmark is expected to inform new products such as ETFs, ETPs or tokenized wrappers, subject to market and regulatory decisions.