[Press Release] Launch of the Real-Time ixCrypto Index

Today, IX Asia Indexes Company Limited (‘IX Asia Indexes’) announced launch of the worldwide real-time dissemination of its ixCrypto Index (“IXCI”). IXCI will be disseminated via Nasdaq Global Index Data Service (GIDS) to reach information service providers and millions of investors in over 85 countries at a 15-second dissemination interval.

IXCI is the flagship project of IX Asia Indexes, as well as the first crypto benchmark index launched in Hong Kong. This enhancement aims to provide a better service level to the investment market in response to the growing demand for digital asset index products in Hong Kong and other parts of Asia.
“We are very grateful to Nasdaq’s data services team in the course of our connection to their Global Index Data Service (GIDS). Both the IX and Nasdaq teams have been working hard in the past few months in different time zones to achieve the common goal. We are expecting that the real-time index can satisfy the market needs for launching cryptocurrency index spot, futures, and options products for diversification and hedging purposes.”, Irene Wong, CEO of IX Asia Indexes said.

The first index level of the day will be disseminated at 9 A.M. on every Hong Kong trading day, and for every 15 seconds to update until 9 P.M. (and keep updating per 15 seconds until 9 P.M) The real-time IXCI will be available for viewing on the ixCrypto Index official webpage and the Nasdaq Global Index Data Service (GIDS) with the ticker “IXCI”.

For more details about the real-time ixCrypto Index, please stay tuned for updates on our website: https://ix-index.com. For dissemination of our index as vendors, please contact licensing@ix-index.com.

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