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Chainlink Included in CME Emerging Crypto Index, Outperforming Bitcoin

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Chainlink was included in the CME Emerging Crypto Index, where it recently outperformed Bitcoin. In the 30 days leading up to October 15, 2026, Chainlink rose 13%, compared to Bitcoin's 8% gain. Chainlink operates as an oracle network, providing external data feeds for applications like lending platforms.

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The inclusion in the new index, which is part of a broader effort by CME Group and S&P to launch new crypto benchmarks, highlights the growing integration of digital assets into regulated financial markets. While Bitcoin ETFs hold $104.8 billion, Chainlink ETFs hold $220.5 million.

CME Group and S&P are launching new crypto indices and benchmarks, including Bitcoin-free options.

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Who's involved

  • ChainlinkDistributed oracle network providing essential external data to blockchains.
  • CME GroupFutures company that integrates Chainlink protocols into its financial indices.
  • BitcoinDigital cash system and associated currency that is tracked by CME Group.

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  • CME GroupSpeculative

    The launch of the CME Emerging Crypto Index could create a new revenue stream for CME Group.

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