Custom Crypto Index: Bundle Tokens Into a Weighted, Tracked Basket
Watching a dozen tokens tick separately hides how your thesis actually performs. Indexes bundles them into one weighted crypto index, backtests it against history, and tracks it against BTC, all as analysis.
Educational only · Never places a trade
In short
A custom crypto index is a basket of tokens you select and weight so the whole set moves as one index, and Indexes lets you build, backtest, and track it. You choose the tokens, set each weight, and Indexes combines them into a single named index instead of a loose list of tickers. It backtests that weighting against real historical data, showing hypothetical historical performance next to BTC as a benchmark, so you can see how your basket would have moved through past crypto cycles. Then you track the index over time and watch its gap to BTC. Indexes is informational and educational only, not investment advice. It never places a trade, never connects to an exchange or brokerage, and never holds tokens or money, so there is no account minimum and it is globally accessible. Past performance does not guarantee future results, and a backtest is a hypothetical illustration of the past.
Why it fits
Crypto-focused investors who want their tokens weighted into one custom index they can backtest against BTC and track over time as analysis.
Tokens as one basket
Bundle the tokens you follow into a single weighted index, so you track your crypto thesis as a whole instead of a dozen separate charts.
Backtested against BTC
Run your weighting against real historical data as hypothetical historical performance, benchmarked to BTC, so the basket is measured before you follow it.
Never touches your coins
Indexes analyzes only. It connects to no exchange or brokerage, holds no tokens or money, and places no trade; there is no account minimum.
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