HONG KONG – Quant-driven digital belongings buying and selling agency TDX Strategies has teamed up with CoinDesk Indices for its newest providing: structured merchandise linked to the CoinDesk 20 Index (CD 20), the corporate introduced at Consensus Hong Kong.
The collaboration will present buyers with a complicated answer to prioritize each development and threat administration whereas navigating the burgeoning digital belongings market, mentioned TDX Chief Government Officer Dick Lo.
“Our new offering allows investors to gain diversified exposure and participate in the growth of the digital asset market while maintaining a balanced risk profile. This sets a new standard in digital asset investment solutions,” Lo mentioned.
“By integrating the CoinDesk 20 Index into our existing product suite, TDX Strategies continues to redefine the structured product landscape in the digital asset ecosystem,” Lo added.
Structured merchandise are pre-packaged funding methods that mix monetary belongings with derivatives to create a personalized monetary instrument, offering tailor-made publicity per buyers’ particular wants and aims.
TDX’s new providing will primarily present a pre-packaged technique tied to the CoinDesk 20 Index. The agency’s current product swimsuit consists of bespoke technique, directional publicity and yield enhancement.
The CoinDesk 20 Index, designed for scalability, tracks the efficiency of prime digital belongings using a market cap-weighted methodology that gives a diversified publicity past bitcoin and ether.
Since its debut in January 2024, the index has gained notable traction amongst establishments, producing a buying and selling quantity of roughly $13 billion.
“The CoinDesk 20 has been embraced by leading market-making firms, unlocking the digital asset opportunity in one step. With substantial institutional interest driving trading volumes of approximately $13 billion since its January 2024 launch, we’re pleased that TDX Strategies will provide access through structured products,” mentioned Alan Campbell, President of CoinDesk Indices.
