VanEck’s MarketVector has unveiled the Meme Coin Index, designed to track the market capitalization of the six largest meme coins.
The market capitalization of the six biggest meme coins is closely monitored by this index, which caps the weightings of individual coins at 30% to ensure a fair representation. It serves as a valuable tool for both institutional and retail investors, providing insights into the dynamic and burgeoning meme coin market.
Presently leading the index at 30.77%, Dogecoin emphasizes its well-established presence. At 28.34%, Shiba Inu is a close second. The remaining weightings are completed by newcomers Pepe (PEPE) at 14.51%, Dogwifhat (WIF) at 12.54%, Floki Inu (FLOKI) at 7.14%, and BONK at 6.7%.
The tool offers institutional investors a methodical way to enter the volatile meme coin market. The index lessens the need for direct exposure to specific coins by providing an aggregated view of its most significant assets.
Conversely, individual investors might utilize the index to comprehend the market share and comparative performance of their preferred coins.
Matthew Sigel, VanEck’s Head of Digital Assets Research said that this new index from MarketVector may better encapsulate the spirit of the cryptocurrency market than any other benchmark if memes truly are the new alpha. He continues, “We look forward to seeing what others will build on top of it.”
The meme coin index has increased by almost 202% in the last year, despite a slight decline recently. This shows how quickly this particular area of the cryptocurrency market is growing and how much speculative interest there is.
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