Index MethodologyOct 5, 2026VictoriaIndicesMethodologyBenchmarksWhat Is a Crypto Index, Really?
An index is not something you can hold. It is a rule for turning a messy market into one number, and changing the rule changes the number.
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LegalOct 2, 2026VictoriaMOEXFuturesRegulationMoscow Exchange Launched Perpetual Futures on Crypto Indices. A Lawyer Explains What Investors Actually Buy
A lawyer walks through Moscow Exchange's new crypto-index perpetuals: cash settlement in rubles, a tax regime unlike spot, and a door that stays shut for non-qualified investors.
Index MethodologySep 29, 2026VictoriaIndex MethodologyCrypto Index Rebalancing Explained
Monthly catches rotation faster. Quarterly costs less in turnover. Neither is universally better — here is what the calendar actually changes.
WeeklySep 25, 2026VictoriaWeeklyIndicesMarketCrypto Index Weekly: The Rally Broadened but Altseason Has Not Arrived
Institutional benchmarks gained more than 11% as Bitcoin cleared $86,000. Altseason rose to 58 and sentiment hit 71 — constructive breadth, but not yet a confirmed altcoin season.
Market StructureSep 11, 2026VictoriaMarket StructureBitcoinBitcoin Dominance in September 2026: What the Number Is Hiding
On 9 September 2026 the three most-used sources disagreed on bitcoin dominance by more than two and a half points. None of them is wrong — and the reason they differ is more useful than any of the three numbers.
FundsSep 4, 2026VictoriaFundsETFBest Crypto Index Funds and ETFs in 2026
A crypto index fund is one ticker instead of ten wallets. How BITW and GDLC differ, what Europe lists, and when holding the basket yourself is cheaper.
Market StructureAug 30, 2026VictoriaMarket StructureDominanceStablecoins Quietly Broke Bitcoin Dominance
When traders sell alts into stables, headline dominance can fall. The ratio stopped measuring the risk market the moment cash became a large slice of the total.