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Crypto Insights Group (CIG), the leading data platform helping allocators identify, diligence, and monitor digital asset funds, is pleased to announce it's partnership and the inclusion of the CCi30 Index, a rules-based benchmark that tracks the thirty largest crypto assets by adjusted market capitalization.
The integration expands the lineup of institutional indices already available and gives allocators another broad-market lens for measuring manager and portfolio performance.
The CCi30 Index
CCi30’s methodology emphasizes diversification and transparency: it excludes stablecoins, applies square-root weighting to temper concentration in the largest tokens, and rebalances monthly to keep the mix representative of the evolving market.
These features have helped build the index as a reference tool for funds and allocators since its 2017 launch. Subscribers to the CIG Portal can now understand risk analytics and chart returns versus CCi30 today.
Looking Ahead
"Adding CCi30 is another step toward our goal of giving allocators a neutral, comprehensive benchmark toolkit. We’ll keep expanding the Portal with well vetted, rules based indices so investors, both long-established institutions and newer entrants, can measure manager skill and market exposure with greater precision," said Andy Martinez, CEO of CIG.
For more details on this integration and to explore how these benchmarks can benefit your investment strategy, please reach out: team@cryptoinsightsgroup.com
More announcements are on the way as we continue to raise the bar for transparent digital-asset analytics.
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About Crypto Insights Group
CIG has been dedicated to bridging the gap between traditional finance and the rapidly emerging digital asset class. By providing a sophisticated Institutional Allocator Portal, CIG empowers fund managers and allocators with the ability to streamline the identification, diligence, and monitoring of the asset class.
Through its monthly Institutional Research offering, CIG delivers in-depth insights and market intelligence, enabling institutions to confidently evaluate and invest in digital assets. Guided by a commitment to building essential infrastructure and fostering innovation, CIG is paving the way for a more efficient and accessible financial future where digital assets become a core component of every institutional portfolio.
About CCi30
CCi30 was created and is maintained by an independent team of mathematicians, quants and fund managers lead by Igor Rivin, Professor of Mathematics at Temple University and Regius Professor of Mathematics at St. Andrews University, and Carlo Secevola, economist and entrepreneur. Robert Davis, Engineer, IT expert and programmer, is responsible for technology.
